Exam 2: History of Journalism in India: From Keralamitram to Calcutta Journal

Who edited a PersianWeekly called 'Mirat-ul-Akhbar'.

Who was the owner of the Calcutta Morning Post?

The management of the ……………..changed hands in 1938 some time after the death of Kunhirama Menon.

……………..was printed from the Vidyavilasom Press and had the active backing of a number of prominent personalities of the day.

The Madras Courier was started in ……………………..

…………………was edited by Vengayil Kunhiraman Nayanar, otherwise well- known by his pen-name "Kesari".

On January 29, 1780 James Augustus Hickey launched the ………….

The Keralamitram began to publish ………………..

A significant development was the publication in 1884 of the Keralapatrika weekly from…………….

An English weekly entitled the West Coast Spectator started publication in ……………. from Kozhikode.

The Calcutta Journal, a new newspaper was launched by …………

The author of "The Jungle Book", Rudyard Kipling, started ………….in 1866 from Allahabad.

The Bengali Gazette was started by ……………………in 1816.

The Spectator Press of Kozhikode came out in 1886 with a Malayalam periodical entitled the…………………..

…………………..was associated with the periodical for some time in 1897 as Kerala Sanchari's editor.

Who ……………..launched a weekly, called the "Navjeevan", in Gujarati?

Gandhiji started the ……………under the editorship of Mahadev Desai.

Bengal Gazette was published by ……………………

The management of the Keralapatrika changed hands in 1938 some time after the death of……………….

The Keralamitram was fortunate in that it had as its first editor none other than Kandathil Varghese Mappilai who later founded the………………...