Exam 8: Newspapers and Their Founders in Kerala

Vakkam Abdul Khadar Moulavi, an enlightened nationalist, started the paper …………….on January 19, 1905.

……………………..is a Kozhikode based daily newspaper promoted by the Ideal Publications Trust.

Janmabhumi was earlier a magazine run by Nawab Rajendran from…...

…....studied philosophy and completed his Ph.D. from a Swiss University.

……………..set up a printing press named Kerala Mithram in Kochi.

………………….was the founder-editor of Madhyamam.

Bhashaposhini magazine, which Varghese Mappilai started in…………..

Deshabhimani was banned by the Madras Government in ……………. and it could reappear only in 1951.

…………………. is the official mouthpiece of Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC).

……………..is the official mouthpiece of Communist Party of India (CPI).

Deenabandhu newspaper was started as a weekly on January 26, 1941 from………………...

In………………, Chandrika became a daily newspaper.

In ……… Varghese Mappilai formed a literary club, Bhashaposhini Sabha.

Al-Ameen began in October12, 1924 from…………….

Janayugam was first launched from…..…in1947 under the editorship of N. Gopinathan Nair.

Deenabandhu was banned in the princely state of Kochi in 1942 and it could re-appear only in……………….

……………….was re-launched on November 14, 2006 by Finance Minister Mr. P. Chidambaram.

Chandrika was started as a weekly from …………..on March 26, 1934.

In January 1881, under the ownership of Devji, a newspaper named Kerala Mithram was started in……………..

Malayala Rajyam was a weekly newspaper edited and published by ………………….from Kollam in1929.