In 1930 the government confiscated the ‘Al Ameen’ press and in ………….. the paper was completely closed down.

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• In the wake of the political movement swept Travancore with the fury of a hurricane; the authorities were perturbed at the growing influence of the Malayalamanorama. In a dramatic move the Government confiscated the paper in September……………...
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