The Commission on freedom of the press (1942-1947), known as the ………………… Commission.

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• The …………………created history in Malayalam journalism by becoming the first martyr to the cause of freedom of the press.
• Devji Bhimji started a printing press at ……………in 1865 under the name of the Keralamitram Press.
• Devji Bhimji started a printing press at Cochin in …………. under the name of the Keralamitram Press.
• …………………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.
• Abdul Rahiman Sahib started the newspaper `…………. as a weapon to fight for freedom.
• Launched from ……………..in October 1924, the proclaimed aim of the newspaper ‘Al Ameen’ was to strengthen the national freedom movement.
• 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…………..
• The Constitution of India in Article ……………… (a) lays down that “All citizens shall have the right, to freedom of speech & expression.”
• 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.
• Jnananikshepam,an eight-page magazine was printed at the C.M.S. Press operating from ……………….way back in 1821.