Exam 4: The Evolution of Communist Party Publications in Kerala

The Navajeevan, was launched into existence from………….., with Joseph Mundassery as its editor.

The Arch Bishop of Ernakulam brought out the Malabar Mail from Ernakulam in………………..

Kerala Press Academy was established on March 19,……………...

The birth of the Express was from…………...

Kerala Press Academy's headquarters at ……………….was inaugrated in May 1985.

The Prabhatam started out as a weekly from …………….in 1944, but was soon converted into a daily.

The Desabhimani was converted into a daily in…………….

The Atmavidyakahalam edited by ………………..from Kozhikode in the late thirties was yet another weekly noted for its sharp attacks against superstitions and conventions.

Powrasakhi daily bowed out in……………...

The National War Front co-sponsored a daily entitled Powrasakhi from ……………at the height of the Second World War in 1944.

In …………….. the magazine 'Service' was shifted to Thiruvananthapuram and began issuing as a tri-weekly.

The Powraprabha's publishing base was successively shifted first to Mavelikkara and then to Kottayam, with ………………as its editor.

The Navajeevan, was launched into existence from Thrissur, with …………………as its editor.

The Powradhwani stopped publication in…………...

The Vivekodayam was revived in 1967 as a magazine and published from……………...

The Desabhimani, currently the organ of the Communist Party of India (Marxist), began publication from Kozhikode in ………… as a weekly.

The Nair Service Society floated a magazine entitled ……………in 1920.

The Powradhwani Started in 1939 by………………….

V.T.Bhatadiripad, among others, wielded his powerful pen to break the isolation and rid ……………….community of conservatism.

In the Travancore area the Communist Party started its own publication, the………………….