Exam 4: Historical Newspapers and Their Founders in India

Muhammed Abdul Rahman died on November 23, 1945 at Pottashery village near ………………….just after addressing a public meeting at Kodiyathur.

The Second World War broke out, and Mohammed Abdul Rahiman Sahib was kept in jail from 1940 to 1945 by the…………….

Bombay Chronicle was an English-language newspaper started in 1910 by …………..

The apogee of Madhavan's reputation and influence as a journalist came with the famous satyagraha at the …………..temple.

Who founded the newspaper 'National Herald'?

…………………..encouraged rationalist thought and the socialist doctrine.

Being an admirer of Subhas Chandra Bose, …………………associated himself with the Forward Block formed by Netaji.

After independence Al Ameen was re launched by …………….who was a close disciple of Muhammed Abdul Rahman, and it continued for a long time.

Kerala Kaumudi was converted into a full-fledged daily in…………..

The Sahodaran was published by ……………from Cherayi in 1917.

'The Spectator' was an English-language newspaper published from …………..

Kerala Kaumudi paper initially started publication from……………. Later, it was shifted to Kollam and then to Thiruvananthapuram.

'Yugantar' was started by …………..

…………….was associated with two other publications-the Yuktivadi and the Stree.

In 1930 the government confiscated the 'Al Ameen' press and in ………….. the paper was completely closed down.

Mathrubhumi was first published on 18th March, ……….

'The Leader' was one of the most influential English-language newspapers in India during British Raj which was Founded by ………

Lokmanya Tilak started the newspaper 'Maratha' in………………

……………. who rose to prominence as general secretary of the S.N.D.P. yogam started publication of the Desabhimani in 1915.

The founder of 'Mathrubhumi', the Malayalam language newspaper was the renowned freedom fighter ………….