History of Journalism 2 | Set 2
1. …………………now started the Kesari, later to become famous in the
annuals of Malayalam journalism.
2. Swarad editor …………….led the deputation to the Dewan who, it must
be conceded, gave them a patient hearing.
3. June 26, ………………., the day the new newspaper regulations took
effect, was observed as a day of mourning by the people of Thiruvananthapuram.
4. 9, featuring in its columns API and Reuter despatches and news
pictures fed by foreign photo agencies.
5. Malayalarajyam was published from……………...
6. The Malayalarajyam daily was edited by………………, who was forced to
resign from the Malayali over a controversial editorial criticizing the Travancore government.
7. It was the course of the non-cooperation and Khilafat movements that
Kerala witnessed what was probably the most tragic episode in its freedom struggle, namely the Mappila Rebellion or, has been increasingly called, the Malabar Rebellion of…………..
8. This was best illustrated by the starting of the nationalist newspaper, the
Mathrubhoomi, from Kozhikode in…………….
9. Mathrubhoomi started issuing on March 18, 1923, thrice a week, with
………………………..as its editor.
10. The moving spirit of the Vaikom satyagraha was Shri………………..,
himself a redoubtable journalist.
11. At the peak of the civil disobedience movement, in April 1930, the
…………………started issuing as a daily.
12. An article by……………….., the well-known humourist, criticized the high- handedness of British army personnel at Cochin.
13. The Dewan of Travancore, Sir………………., refused entry to the paper
Mathrubhoomi in the State.
14. The Prabhatham started publication from ……………….with E.M.S.
Namboodiripad as its editor.
15. The Deenabandu commenced publication as a weekly in 1941 from………
16. The………………… weekly was edited by V.R.Krishnan Ezhuthachan.
17. The …………………was trial-blazer in the sense that it was one of the first
periodicals published from Cochin State which supported the national movement.
18. The Deenabandu resumed publication in …………….. on the release of its
editor and other staff from jail.
19. After a splendid innings spread over 21 years the Deenabandu finally
succumbed to financial difficulties and ceased publication in……………...
20. The Lokamanyan started publication from………………..
21. The Swarad started publication from………………...
22. The Yuvabharatham started publication from…………..
23. The Kerala Kesari started publication from……………..
24. The Chandrika, started out in 1934 from ………….as a weekly.
25. The Chandrika of the Muslim League blossomed into a daily in
…………..and was shifted to Kozhikode.
26. The Desabhimani, currently the organ of the Communist Party of India
(Marxist), began publication from Kozhikode in ………… as a weekly.
27. The Desabhimani was converted into a daily in…………….
28. The government of Madras banned the paper Desabhimani in………...
29. In the Travancore area the Communist Party started its own publication,
the………………….
30. The Navajeevan, was launched into existence from Thrissur, with
…………………as its editor.
31. The Navajeevan, was launched into existence from………….., with Joseph
Mundassery as its editor.
32. In the late sixties the paper Navajeevan was shifted to……………., but did
not survive for long.
33. The Arch Bishop of Ernakulam brought out the Malabar Mail from
Ernakulam in………………..
34. The Powraprabha’s publishing base was successively shifted first to
Mavelikkara and then to Kottayam, with ………………as its editor.
35. The Powradhwani was …………….-based paper.
36. The Powradhwani Started in 1939 by………………….
37. The Powradhwani stopped publication in…………...
38. The Prabhatam started out as a weekly from …………….in 1944, but was
soon converted into a daily.
39. The birth of the Express was from…………...
40. The National War Front co-sponsored a daily entitled Powrasakhi from
……………at the height of the Second World War in 1944.
41. Powrasakhi daily bowed out in……………...
42. V.T.Bhatadiripad, among others, wielded his powerful pen to break the
isolation and rid ……………….community of conservatism.
43. The Vivekodayam was the official organ of the SNDP and was edited
by…………………...
44. The Vivekodayam was revived in 1967 as a magazine and published
from……………...
45. The Atmavidyakahalam edited by ………………..from Kozhikode in the late
thirties was yet another weekly noted for its sharp attacks against superstitions and conventions.
46. The Nair Service Society floated a magazine entitled ……………in 1920.
47. In …………….. the magazine ‘Service’ was shifted to Thiruvananthapuram
and began issuing as a tri-weekly.
48. Kerala Press Academy was established on March 19,……………...
49. The head office of Kerala Press Academy is located at………….; Kerala.
50. Kerala Press Academy’s headquarters at ……………….was inaugrated in
May 1985.
51. K M Mathew was doyen of Malayalam journalism and chief editor of………
52. Born as the eighth son of K M Mammen Mappillai and Kunjaadamma on
January 2, 1917, K.M Mathew started his career as a planter in Chikamagalur and later migrated to ……………..as a businessman looking after family business.
53. ………………took over as Malayala Manorama’s Chief Editor on the death
of Mr Cheriyan in 1973.
54. ………………..is credited with the introduction of the concept of
editionalising with larger share for local news and reader-friendly packaging through professional page designing in Manorama, which in turn impacted the entire newspaper industry in Kerala.
55. …………………has been the president of the Indian Newspaper Society; chairman of PTI; founder trusty and chairman of Press Institute of India and Research Institute for Newspaper Development; executive committee member of the Federation of International Newspaper Publishers and
Editors based in France and a consultant of International Press Institute among other positions.
56. ………………. has penned two books, an autobiographical “Ettamathe
Mothiram” and “Annamma”, written in memory of his wife.
57. K.M.Mathew inherited the family owned Manorma, started in ……………..
by his great uncle Kandathil Varughese Mappillai .
58. K.M Mathew married……………., a pioneer of culinary literature in
Malayalam in 1942.
59. ………………..had been the editor of ‘Vanitha’ the women’s journal from
Manorama Group till her death in 2003.
60. …………………is the means of informing as well as influencing the general
public to buy products or services through visual or oral messages.
61. The Indian Newspaper Society (INS) was founded in the year of…………
62. The Rajan case refers to the death of P. Rajan, a student of the erstwhile
Regional Engineering College, Calicut, as a result of torture in local police custody in Kerala state, during the nationwide Emergency in India in………………...
63. ………………., a student of the erstwhile Regional Engineering College
(presently the National Institute of Technology Calicut), was arrested by the Kerala Police on March 1, 1976, during the nationwide Emergency in India, for alleged Naxal association.
64. …………………… was the Home Minister during the emergency. He resigned
from the post of the Chief Minister of Kerala in 1978 due to adverse judgement in the case.
65. The largest journalist organization in the non-aligned world is the Indian
Federation of Working Journalists, founded in New Delhi on 28 October…………...
66. …………………, who used to head the Indian Express group, made an
aborted attempt in the 1960s to control the Indian Iron and Steel Company (IISCO).
67. The Commission on freedom of the press (1942-1947), known as the
………………… Commission.
68. The Constitution of India in Article ……………… (a) lays down that “All
citizens shall have the right, to freedom of speech & expression.”
69. The largest journalist organization in the non-aligned world is the Indian
Federation of Working Journalists, founded in …….on 28 October 1950.
70. 12th President of IFWJ was…………….
71. The headquarters of The Indian Newspaper Society (INS) is ………………
72. The New York Times (NYT) is an American daily newspaper founded and
continuously published in New York City since…………...
73. Reuters is an international news agency headquartered in……………,
United Kingdom and a division of Reuters.
74. The Associated Press is an ………….news agency (1845).
75. AFP is headquartered in………………., with regional offices in Nicosia, Montevideo, Hong Kong, and Washington, D.C., and bureaus in 150
countries.
76. Xinhua News Agency is the state news agency of the People's Republic
of……………….
77. Xinhua's head office is located in China's capital…………...
78. Based in………….., Press Trust of India or PTI is the largest news agency
in India.
79. United News of India or UNI was launched in March, …………., and has
grown into one of the largest news agencies in Asia.
80. The Hindusthan Samachar was formed on 1st Dec,…………….
81. The first rotary offset lithographic printing press was created in England
and patented in 1875 by………………..
82. ……………….. is the process of using the computer and specific types of
software to combine text and graphics to produce documents such as newsletters, brochures, books, Web pages, etc. (print and Web design)
83. ………………is the process and art of combining text and graphics and
communicating an effective message in the design of logos, graphics, brochures, newsletters, posters, signs, and any other type of visual communication.
84. The Serampore missionaries under the leadership of ……………brought
out Dig Darshan from 1818, the first language newspaper in India.
85. In Kerala, the credit for starting the first newspaper goes to a Christian
missionary group from……………., the Basel Mission Society (BMS).
86. ……………….was the first journal published in Malayalam.
87. The Basel Mission Society brought it out from June 1847 from a press
owned by the Mission at …………..near Tellicherry.
88. Paschimodayam was the second journal in Malayalam brought out
from October …………….. from Tellicherry.
89. Sathyanada Kahalam (Trumpet of the Voice of Truth) was a Catholic
newspaper started as a fortnightly from Koonamavu (Ernakulam district) on October 12,……………….
90. Keralopakari was magazine published by the Basel Mission Society
from………….
91. Keralopakari was printed from……………..
92. …………………., a monthly magazine in Malayalam, was published by the
Church Mission Society (CMS) in Kottayam from November 1848.
93. Jnana Nikshepam’s first editor was Reverend………., a foreign missionary
who introduced letter press in Kerala.
94. Vidyasamgraham or Kottayam College Quarterly Magazine was started by
Chruch Mission Society (CMS) College in ………… from Kottayam.
95. CMS College principal, Richard Collins, and Rev. George Mathan were the
key figures behind this publication of…………………..
96. Sathyanada Kahalam (Trumpet of the Voice of Truth) was a Catholic
newspaper started as a fortnightly from Koonamavu of ………….district on October 12, 1876.
97. …………………was published under the auspices of the Italian Carmelite
Mission, with the Rev. Fr. Candidus designated as its first editor.
98. In…………. the name Sathyanada Kahalam was changed to Sathyanadam.
99. In………………., Sathyanadam was merged with Kerala Times, a daily
from Kochi published by the Catholic Diocese of Varapuzha.
100. ………………. started publication from St. Joseph’s Press at Mannanam on
April 15, 1887.