At the peak of the civil disobedience movement, in April 1930, the …………………started issuing as a daily.

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• Who said “Newspapers should be both a daily teacher and a daily tribune”?
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• ………………. started publication from St. Joseph’s Press at Mannanam on April 15, 1887.
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• In fact, in 1933, ………………launched a publication, the Velakkaran, modeled along the British Daily Worker and devoted in the main to the labour movement.
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• The Powraprabha issuing from ……………..in the late thirties wielded considerable influence in the Travancore area.
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