May 2018 Vijayarekha
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1 st <strong>May</strong> <strong>2018</strong><br />
TALENT<br />
A C A D E M Y<br />
VIJAYAREKHA Volume VI Issue No. 04 PSC a’c- ]- c- o£mamknI<br />
The first Printing Press in<br />
Kerala<br />
CMS Press, Kottayam<br />
C.M.S press was established by<br />
Benjamin Bailey (1821)<br />
Person who helped Benjamin<br />
Bailey to establish CMS press<br />
Colonel Munroe<br />
First newspaper published from<br />
Kerala<br />
Rajya Samacharam (1847)<br />
Founder of the newspaper<br />
Rajya Samacharam<br />
Rajya Samacharam was<br />
published from Illikunnu<br />
Bunglow, near Thalassery (By<br />
Basel Evangelical Mission,<br />
Germany)<br />
Second newspaper in Kerala<br />
Paschimodayam<br />
(1847 October)<br />
Paschimodayam<br />
published by<br />
Dr. Hermann Gundert<br />
was<br />
The editor of Paschimodayam<br />
Federick Muller<br />
Paschimodayam mostly dealt<br />
with Astronomy, Geography<br />
and Kerala History<br />
First science magazine of<br />
Kerala<br />
Paschimodayam<br />
First printed magazine in<br />
Malayalam language<br />
Jnana Nikshepam (1848)<br />
Jnana Nikshepam was<br />
published from<br />
C.M.S Press, Kottayam<br />
(By Benjamin Bailey)<br />
First English newspaper<br />
published in Kerala<br />
Western Star<br />
(1860, from Cochin)<br />
EVOLUTION OF PRESS IN KERALA<br />
Dr. Hermann Gundert<br />
First publication started by nonclergies<br />
in Kerala<br />
Western Star<br />
First editor of Western Star -<br />
Charles Lawson (who later<br />
became editor of Madras mail)<br />
The Malayalam edition of<br />
Western Star was named as -<br />
Paschimataraka (1864)<br />
Early editors of<br />
Paschimatharaka<br />
Ittoop Writer, T.J.Pailey<br />
Magazine Vidya Samgraham<br />
was published by<br />
Rev.George Mathen (1864)<br />
First college magazine in Kerala<br />
Vidya Samgraham<br />
(CMS College)<br />
Magazine known as ‘Kottayam<br />
College Quarterly’ magazine -<br />
Vidya Samgraham<br />
Person who started ‘Travancore<br />
Herald’ an English newspaper<br />
from CMS press in 1867<br />
W. H. Moore<br />
SANTISHTAVADI<br />
The malayalam newspaper<br />
published as a supplement to<br />
Travancore Herald by<br />
W.H.Moore - Santishtavadi<br />
Because of it’s outspoken<br />
criticism of then Divan<br />
Madhavaraya’s administration,<br />
Travancore Government<br />
banned Santishtavadi<br />
First banned newspaper in<br />
Travancore Santishtavadi<br />
Santishtavadi became the first<br />
martyr to the cause of freedom<br />
of the press in Malayalam<br />
Journalism<br />
First publication started by<br />
Catholic Christians in Kerala<br />
Kerala (1866, Kochi)<br />
Publication ‘Kerala’ was started<br />
by<br />
Anthony Annavi<br />
The major catholic mouthpiece<br />
in Kerala<br />
Satyanada Kahalam<br />
(12 th October 1876)<br />
Satyanada Kahalam was<br />
published by<br />
Italian Carmelite Mission<br />
The newspaper Kerala<br />
Deepakam was started by -<br />
Kathru Sahaji Bappu<br />
(1878, Kochi)<br />
Publication known as the first<br />
paper on behalf of the Muslim<br />
community in Kerala<br />
Kerala Deepakam<br />
The newspaper Malayala<br />
mithram was started from -<br />
Kottayam (1878)<br />
The newspaper started in 1879<br />
from Trivandrum<br />
Kerala Chandrika<br />
Person who wrote political<br />
articles in Kerala Chandrika -<br />
Vengayil Kunhiraman<br />
Nayanar<br />
The english weekly published by<br />
Vakil Poovadan Raman from<br />
Spectator Press, Calicut<br />
West Coast Spectator<br />
(1879)<br />
First editor of West Coast<br />
Spectator was Dr. Keys and Later<br />
it’s name was changed to<br />
Malabar spectator<br />
The first malayalam newspaper<br />
published from Malabar -<br />
Kerala Patrika (1884)<br />
Kerala Patrika was started by<br />
Chengulath Kunhirama<br />
Menon (From Kozhikode)<br />
The press from which Kerala<br />
Patrika was printed -<br />
Vidyavilasini Press (Founder -<br />
Kalahastiyappa Muthaliyar)<br />
The publication from which<br />
Kunhirama Menon get inspiration<br />
to start Kerala Patrika<br />
Amritha Bazar Patrika<br />
DEVJI BHIMJI<br />
A Gujarati Merchant who made<br />
significant contribution to the<br />
growth of malayalam journalism<br />
Devji Bhimji<br />
Person who founded<br />
Keralamitram press in 1867<br />
Devji Bhimji<br />
Devji Bhimji published ‘Kerala<br />
mitram’ weekly in 1881 under<br />
the editorship of Kandathil<br />
Varghese Mappila<br />
Person who described Kerala<br />
mitram as the first real<br />
newspaper in Malayalam<br />
Perunna K.N. Nair<br />
Person became the editor of<br />
Kerala mitram after Kandathil<br />
Varghese Mappila left<br />
Mangalath Kunjunni<br />
Asan<br />
A Marathi journal ‘Kerala<br />
Kokil’ was also published by<br />
Devji Bhimji<br />
Kerala Patrika became the<br />
mouthpiece of congress and<br />
translated the name of congress<br />
into Bharatha Mahajana Sabha<br />
Persons served as editors in<br />
Kerala Patrika<br />
Sanjayan, Koyipalli<br />
Parameswara Kurup<br />
Person considered as the<br />
father of political journalism<br />
in Kerala<br />
Chengualth Kunhirama<br />
Menon<br />
Monthly which was started in<br />
1886 from Trivandrum as on<br />
official publication of Malayali<br />
Sabha<br />
Malayalai<br />
First editor of the monthly<br />
‘Malayali’<br />
Pettayil Raman Pillai Asan<br />
Later C.V.Raman Pillai took<br />
over the editorship<br />
The publication raised the<br />
slogan “Travancore for<br />
Travancoreans”<br />
Malayali<br />
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