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…………..

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• The struggle for responsible government in Travancore had been launched and was gaining in tempo. At this critical stage the Malayali was shifted back to …………………to enable the paper to play a more positive and immediate role in the struggle.
• Abdul Rahiman Sahib discontinued his studies at …………….University to participate in Non-cooperation movement and Khilafat movement in Malabar.
• In June 1847 witnessed the primordial birth pangs of Malayalam journalism as eight cyclostyled sheets in demy octavo size were churned out from a press at …………….near Thalassery.
• The origins of the Kerala Kaumudi, one among the leading newspapers of present day Kerala, can be traced back to……………..
• The head office of Kerala Press Academy is located at………….; Kerala.
• The Keralopakari published from Malabar, which had the distinction of being the …………..printed magazine issuing from this area.
• …………….. himself claimed that the Keralapatrika was the first "newspaper" in Malayalam in the Malabar district.
• The Arch Bishop of Ernakulam brought out the Malabar Mail from Ernakulam in………………..
• …………………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.
• The …………………created history in Malayalam journalism by becoming the first martyr to the cause of freedom of the press.