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Mithavadi was a Malayalam-language
newspaper published from
Tellicherry and
later from
Calicut in Malabar,
British India. It was
established by T. Sivasankaran...
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class p****ed
oppressive laws
against the weak
sections of the people,
Mithavadi protested through its
editorials that
their judgments were
against poor...
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sweep away
superstitions and sent it to
Mithavadi, a
prominent newspaper of the time run by Thiyyas.
Mithavadi rejected the
article and
Ayyappan realised...
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Balakrishna Pillai)
Malayala Rajyam (edited by K. G. Shankar; estd. 1929)
Mithavadi (edited by
Moorkoth Kumaran,
Mithavaadi Krishnan; estd. 1907) Paschimodayam...
- commentary. He
published Veena Poovu (the
fallen flower) in
December 1907 in
Mithavadi of
Moorkoth Kumaran which went on to
become a
literary classic in Malayalam;...
- that
contributed to the
Indian independence movement Mathrubhumi and
Mithavadi, were
based in Calicut. Now
almost all the
major newspapers in Malayalam...
- p**** Matriculation, was his student.
Moorkoth Kumaran was the
editor of
Mithavadi which was
initially started as a
newspaper (magazine) in 1907 at Thal****ery...
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houses located in this
village and
these houses are
known as " Tharavadu"
Mithavadi Krishnan,
Indian journalist and
social reformer was born in this village...
- 1921;
Mithavadi, 10 July 1921, 18 July 1921.
Based on (A. K. Kodoor.
Anglo Mappila Yudham 1921. pp. 119, 111–112; The Muslim, 5 May 1921;
Mithavadi, 10...
- Kandathil)
Malayala Rajyam (edited by K. G. Shankar; 1929-late 1960s)
Mithavadi (edited by
Moorkkoththu Kumaran and
later by C. Krishnan) Paschimodayam...
