May 2018 Vijayarekha

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DEEPIKA
Nasrani Deepika started
publication on
15 th April 1887 (St.Joseph
Press, Mannanam)
The Managing Editor of
Nasarani Deepika was
Nidhiyirikkal
Manikkathanar
Nasrani Deepika became a
daily in - 1927
The name Nasarni Deepika
was changed to Deepika in
1939
The oldest surviving
newspaper in Malayalam
Deepika
Swadeshabhimani Rama
Krishna Pillai also served as
editor in ‘Malayali’
Person who wrote a series of
Satirical articles titled
“Kalikala Vaibhavam” under
the Pseudonym ‘Damanan’ in
‘Malayali’
P.K. Narayana Pillai
(Sahitya Panchananan)
The first newspaper to be
published in the name of
Ezhava community
Sujananandini
Journals started by certain
christian priests for the
propagation of christian
philosophy
Karmala Kusumam,
Sathyadootham,
Cherupushpam,
Osana, Penthikoshth
Journals started by Hindu
scholars to replay the criticism
of these christian journals -
Arya Siddhanta Chandrika
(From Kozhikode)
Kerala
Darsanam (From Kottarakara),
Sivayogivilasam, Abhinava
Keralam
(by Vaghbhatanandan)
Muslim journal started in 1902
from Kozhikode under the
editorship of Makti Tangal
Paropakari
First editor of Swadesha
bhimani
C.P.Govinda Pillai
K. Rama Krishna Pillai took over
the editorship of Swadeshabhimani
in
1906
MALAYALA MANORAMA
The first Joint Stock company
formed by Keralites
Malayala Manorama
(1888)
Malayala Manorama started
as a weekly on
22 nd March 1890
First editor and founder of
Malayala Manorama -
Kandathil Varghese
Mappila
Founder of Bhashaposhini
Sabha
Kandathil Varghese Mappila
EVOLUTION OF PRESS IN KERALA
Malayala Manorama became
a daily on
16 th January 1928
The first editor of Malayala
Manorama weekly started in
1937 - E.V.Krishna Pillai
The first editorial in Malayala
Manorama was titled as -
PulayarudeVidyabhyasam
Tranvancore Government
confiscated Malayala
Manorama on
9 th September 1938
(resumed publication only
after independence)
Newspaper started by Kerala
Mahajana Sabha a year after
the birth of Malayala
Manorama
Kozhikodan Manorama
K.P.Kesava Menon used to
write articles for Manorama
under the title “Bilathi
Visheshangal
The newspaper ‘Swadesha
bhimani’ was started by -
For criticizing then diwan of
tranvancore P.Rajagopalchari
the newspaper was banned and
K.Ramakrishna Pillai was
deported to Thirunelveli on 26 th
September 1910
First Malayalam newspaper
tied up with famous news
Agency Reuters
Swadeshabhimani
The newspaper Kavana
Kaumudi was started by -
Pandalam Kerala Varma
(1904)
Vakkom Abdul Khader
Moulavi
(1905, Anjuthengu)
Founder of newspaper
Mitavadi
Moorkoth Kumaran (1907)
The address of Gopala Krishna
Gokhale at the Benares session
of INC was believed to have
inspired Moorkoth Kumaran to
start Mitavadi
The proprietor of Mitavadi -
Sivasankaran
Kumaranasan’s Veenapoovu
was first published in -
Mitavadi
Person who bought Mitavadi
from Moorkoth Kumaran and
republished
C.Krishnan
C.Krishnan started publishing
Mitavadi from Kozhikode from
1913 onwards
The Magazine known as ‘Bible
of the Thiyyas’
Mitavadi
Later C.Krishnan acquired the
rights of ‘Kerala Sanchari’ and
merged it with Mitavadi
Kerala Kaumudi was founded
by
C.V.Kunhiraman
Kerala Kaumudi was founded
in 1911 (Mayyanad)
First editor of Kerala Kaumudi
Mulur.S.Padmanabha
Panicker
The newspaper commenced
publication from Trivandrum
in 1918 - Samadarshi
The editor of Samadarshi -
Kesari A. Balakrishna Pillai
The periodical prabhodakan
was started by
Kesari A. Balakrishna Pillai
First full fleged nationalist
newspaper published in
Kerala - Swarat
Founder of newspaper Swarat
A.K.Pillai (1921, Kollam)
Person started Navayugam
magazine from Calicut in 1921
V.K. Chinnammalu Amma
Vallathol Narayana Menon’s
nationalist poems were
published in Navayugam
Another paper in the same
name Navayogam was
launched later from
Trivandrum by the communist
leaders
The newspaper Al- Ameen was
started by
Muhammed Abdurahiman
(12 th October 1924)
‘Al-Ameen’ was started from
Kozhikode
The newspaper started on the
brithday of prophet
Mohammed
Al - Ameen
During second world war the
editorial written in Al Ameen -
“Congress and the war”
The weekly Yuvabharatham
was edited by -
T.R.Krishnaswamy Iyer
(Palakkad)
It was based on the model of
Gandhiji’s Young India
First socialist paper to be
printed from Malabar
Prabhatam
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