Chat with AIExam 4: Historical Newspapers and Their Founders in India
Exam 1: A History of Journalism and Printing Press in India24 Questions
Exam 2: History of Journalism in India: From Keralamitram to Calcutta Journal24 Questions
Exam 3: History of Print Media in India25 Questions
Exam 4: Historical Newspapers and Their Founders in India25 Questions
Exam 5: Milestones in the History of Malayalam Journalism25 Questions
Exam 6: Newspapers and Publications in Keralas History25 Questions
Exam 7: Historical Milestones in Journalism and Publishing in Kerala, India25 Questions
Exam 8: Milestones in Indian Journalism History25 Questions
Exam 9: Indian Newspapers: Part A25 Questions
Exam 10: Indian Newspapers: Part B14 Questions
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Muhammed Abdul Rahman died on November 23, 1945 at Pottashery village near Chennamangallur just after addressing a public meeting at………………………..
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(87) In fact, in 1933, ………………launched a publication, the Velakkaran, modeled along the British Daily Worker and devoted in the main to the labour movement.
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(74) The ………………of 1915 rendered Yeoman Service in pin-pointing the grievances, political and social, of the Ezhava community and seeking redressal.
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(72) The Samadarshi which commenced publication from ………………..in 1918 was a powerful and popular vehicle of public opinion.
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