Launched from ……………..in October 1924, the proclaimed aim of the newspaper ‘Al Ameen’ was to strengthen the national freedom movement.

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• Al-Ameen began in October12, 1924 from…………….
• After independence Al Ameen was re launched by …………….who was a close disciple of Muhammed Abdul Rahman, and it continued for a long time.
• …………………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.
• Sathyanada Kahalam (Trumpet of the Voice of Truth) was a Catholic newspaper started as a fortnightly from Koonamavu (Ernakulam district) on October 12,……………….
• Sathyanada Kahalam (Trumpet of the Voice of Truth) was a Catholic newspaper started as a fortnightly from Koonamavu of ………….district on October 12, 1876.
• In 1930 the government confiscated the ‘Al Ameen’ press and in ………….. the paper was completely closed down.
• Abdul Rahiman Sahib started the newspaper `…………. as a weapon to fight for freedom.
• The second oldest newspaper in Malayalm-the Deepika-was launched from ……………in 1887 under the banner Nasrani Deepika.
• The second oldest newspaper in Malayalm-the Deepika-was launched from Kottayam in ………….. under the banner Nasrani Deepika.
• In fact, in……………, Ayyappan launched a publication, the Velakkaran, modeled along the British Daily Worker and devoted in the main to the labour movement.