Select a statement which is correct about colonialism and mass media in India.

The nationalist press gave voice to the anti-colonial voices and opinions played a central role in the Indian struggle for Independence. Television and radio were central in India's struggle for Independence, especially Akashvani. The Indian printing press was completely controlled by the British capitalists because of that it did not support India's struggle for independence. Indian nationalist press was only focused on English readers which failed to cater larger audience.

The nationalist press gave voice to the anti-colonial voices and opinions played a central role in the Indian struggle for Independence.

The growth of Indian nationalism was closely linked to its struggle against colonialism. It emerged in the wake of the institutional changes brought about by British rule in India. Anti-colonial public opinion was nurtured and channelised by the nationalist press, which was vocal in its opposition to the oppressive measures of the colonial state.