Question 1

Oldest English daily of India is

Accepted Answer

A) statesma 
B) the times of indi 
C) the tribune 
D) the hindu 
A) statesma 
B) the times of indi 
C) the tribune 
D) the hindu

Question 2

The Namboodiri Yogakshema Sabha sponsored two notable publications, the Yogakshemam and the ……………..Namboodiri.

Accepted Answer

A) krishnan 
B) raman 
C) vishnu 
D) unni 
A) krishnan 
B) raman 
C) vishnu 
D) unni

Question 3

After the war '……………………' came out as a regular newspaper, with B.C.Varghese, Varghese Kalathil and K.A.Damodara Menon occupying the editorial chair on successive occasions.

Accepted Answer

A) powrasakhi 
B) the kaumudi 
C) the kerala kesari 
D) the bharati 
A) powrasakhi 
B) the kaumudi 
C) the kerala kesari 
D) the bharati

Question 4

The Chandrika, started out in 1934 from ………….as a weekly.

Accepted Answer

A) palakkad 
B) irinjalakkuda 
C) cochin 
D) thalassery 
A) palakkad 
B) irinjalakkuda 
C) cochin 
D) thalassery

Question 5

Aurobindo was the editor of

Accepted Answer

A) harijan 
B) pionee 
C) vande mataram 
D) chronicle 
A) harijan 
B) pionee 
C) vande mataram 
D) chronicle

Oldest English daily of India is

The Namboodiri Yogakshema Sabha sponsored two notable publications, the Yogakshemam and the ……………..Namboodiri.

After the war '……………………' came out as a regular newspaper, with B.C.Varghese, Varghese Kalathil and K.A.Damodara Menon occupying the editorial chair on successive occasions.

The Chandrika, started out in 1934 from ………….as a weekly.

Aurobindo was the editor of

A History of Journalism and Printing Press in India

History of Journalism in India: From Keralamitram to Calcutta Journal

History of Print Media in India

Historical Newspapers and Their Founders in India

Milestones in the History of Malayalam Journalism

Historical Milestones in Journalism and Publishing in Kerala, India

Milestones in Indian Journalism History

Indian Newspapers: Part A

Indian Newspapers: Part B

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Exam 6: Newspapers and Publications in Keralas History

Oldest English daily of India is

The Namboodiri Yogakshema Sabha sponsored two notable publications, the Yogakshemam and the ……………..Namboodiri.

After the war '……………………' came out as a regular newspaper, with B.C.Varghese, Varghese Kalathil and K.A.Damodara Menon occupying the editorial chair on successive occasions.

The Chandrika, started out in 1934 from ………….as a weekly.

Aurobindo was the editor of

A History of Journalism and Printing Press in India

History of Journalism in India: From Keralamitram to Calcutta Journal

History of Print Media in India

Historical Newspapers and Their Founders in India

Milestones in the History of Malayalam Journalism

Historical Milestones in Journalism and Publishing in Kerala, India

Milestones in Indian Journalism History

Indian Newspapers: Part A

Indian Newspapers: Part B

Filters