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1 st May 2018 TALENT A C A D E M Y VIJAYAREKHA Volume VI Issue No. 04 PSC a’c- ]- c- o£mamknI 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 www.talentacademy.co.in 5
1 st May 2018 TALENT A C A D E M Y VIJAYAREKHA Volume VI Issue No. 04 PSC a’c- ]- c- o£mamknI EVOLUTION OF PRESS IN KERALA Person who served as the editor of Newspaper Prabhatham E.M.S.Namboothiripad ‘Prabhatam’ was originally owned by K.S.Nair and published from Palakkad Later EMS and Ramachandran Nedungadi purchased and published from Shornur in 1934 The official organ of the congress socialist party in Kerala - Prabhatam Person who wrote a questionnaire in Prabhatam under the pen name ‘Surendran’ E.M.S.Namboothiripad Person who wrote a poem, Atmasandesham in Prabhatam on Bhagat Singh’s Martyrdom Chowara Parameswaran Publication called as the official organ of muslim league in Kerala Chandrika Chandrika was started publication from Tellicherry (1934) First editor of Chandrika - T.Muhammed Journal started publication under the editorship of C.Kesavan in 1937 Kaumudi The English weekly published by the Arya Samajists from Calicut Harbinger The newspaper published during the Quit India days - Swatantra Bharatam Deshabhimani started publication from Kozhikode in 1942 MATHRUBHUMI The founder of Newspaper Mathrubhumi K.P. Kesava Menon Mathrubhumi was started in 1923 (fromKozhikode) First editor of Mathrubhumi K.P.Kesava Menon Mathrubhumi was converted to daily in 1930 The newspaper started by K.P.Kesava Menon in the model of Gandhi’s Young India Mathrubhumi The newspaper launched from First editor of Deshabhimani - Kottayam in 1944 M.S. Devadas Kerala Bhushanam The official organ of Communist Founder editor of Kerala Party of Tranvancore Bhushanam Janayugam (1947, Kollam) K.K.Kuruvila Thangal Kunju Musaliyar First editor of Janayugam - started a weekly called N. Gopinathan Nair Prabatham from Kollam in 1944 Publication Founder Year Place First Editor Kerala Pataka 1870 Kochi Mangalath Kunjunni Asan, T.J.Pailey Satyanada Kahalam Italian Carmelite Mission 1876 Kunammavu Rev.Fr. Candidus Kerala Sanchari Vengayil Kunhiraman Nayanar 1888 Kozhikode Vengayil Kunhiraman Nayanar Sujana nandini Paravoor Kesavan Asan 1892 Kollam Vivekodayam S.N.D.P 1904 Thiruvananthapuram M.Govidan (Official editor) Kerala Chintamani Pallath Krishnan 1905 Thrissur Kunnath Janardhana Menon Malabari Kizhedath Madhava Menon 1909 Tirur V.C.Balakrishna Panicker Deshabhimani T.K.Madhavan 1944 Kollam T.K.Narayanan Lokamanyan Kurur Neelakantan Namboodiripad 1920 Thrissur Kurur Neelakantan Namboodiripad & Poovathingal Sebastian Pauran G.Raman Menon 1921 Kayamkulam Kerala Kesari Moyyarath Sankaran 1924 Vatakara Moyyarath Sankaran Malayala Rajyam K.G.Sankar 1929 Kollam Deepam Thoma Paul 1929 Ernakulam Moorkothu Kumaran Deshabandu Subramanian Tirumunbu 1929 Nileswaram Mahatma Amsi Narayana Pillai 1930 Thrissur Amsi Narayana Pillai Gomathi Kunnath Janardhana Menon 1930 Thrissur Kunnath Janardhana Menon Powradhwani K.M.Chacko 1939 Kottayam K.M.Chako Deenabandhu V.R.Krishan Ezhuthachan 1941 Thrissur V.R.Krishnan Ezhuthachan Pourasakthi National war front 1944 Kozhikode B.G.Varghese Kerala Bhushanam K.K.Kuruvila 1944 Kottayam K.K.Kuruvila www.talentacademy.co.in 6
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