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The founder of All Travancore Muslim Sangham’: Vakkom Moulavi Sree Narayana Guru Mahajanasabha : Vakkom Moulavi 34. “Ask not, Say not, think not caste” are the 47. “Without differences of caste,Nor enmities of 18. Kumaranasan passed away in: 1924 words of: Sree Narayana Guru creed, Here it is, the model of an abode,where 19. Kumaranasan was born in the year: 1873 35. ‘Adwaitha Chintha Paddhathi was written by’: all live like brothers at heart” - these words 20. Kummampalli Raman pillai Asan was the Chattampi Swamikal were inscribed by Narayana Guru on a plaque teacher of: Sree Narayana Guru 36. ‘Baalaakalesam’ was autored by: Pandit at: Aruvippuram 21. Name the organisation jointly launched by Karuppan 48. “The people who form the Ezhava samajam Mannath Padmanabhan and R.Sankar: Hindu 37. ‘Daiva Dasakam’ was authored by: Sree and Nair samajam are themselves Maha Mandalam proclaiming that they are non-Brahmins and 22. Name the social reformer who had contacts are of backward class, thereby destroying with Sree Narayana Guru and Brahmananda their eminence and unity”-Who said this? Sivayogi: Vagbhatananda Brahmananda Sivayogi 23. Name the social reformer whose education 49. “To change the Nampoothiri into human” was was started after attaining the age of 17: the slogan of which organisation? V.T.Bhatathirippad Yogakshema Sabha 24. The founder of Ananda Maha Sabha- 50. “Whatever the religion, attire, language and Brahmananda Swami Sivayogi such other things of human kind, as they 25. Who founded ‘Vidhyaposhini’, a cultural belong to same caste (species) there is no organisation? Sahodaran Ayyappan harm in interdining and intermarriage between 1. The founder of ‘Samathwa Samajam”: 26. Who founded Prathyaksha Raksha Daiva them”-Sree Narayana Guru made this Ayya Vaikundar Sabha? Poikayil Yohannan 2. The founder of ‘Travancore Ezhava Sabha’: 27. Who started the publication of a journal called Dr.Palpu ‘Abhinava Kerala’? Vagbhatananda 3. Sree Narayana Guru visited the Satyagrahis 28. Who studied at the ‘Patasala’ of Pettayil at Vaikkom in: 1924 Raman Pillai asan and became the monitor 4. The Maharaja of Travancore who invited Thycaud Ayya to his palace and became his Narayana Guru disciple? Swati Tirunal 38. “His grandfather Hrishikesan and his father 5. One of the leaders of Kerala renaissanmce Muthukumaran were great yogis and were who served as the manager of Residency in migrated to Tamilnadu from Pampumkadu in Thiruvananthapuram? Thycaud Ayya Malabar during Tipu Sultan’s aggression. Lord 6. Panmana Ashramam is related to: Subramanya was their family deity. At the age Chattampi Swamikal of 12, he received spiritual initiation from two 7. Prabodha Chandrodayam Sabha patronised Tamil Saints, Sachidananda Maharaj and Sri by Pandit Karuppan had its seat at: North Chitti Paradeshi.”-The person mentioned here Paravur is: Thycaud Ayya 8. Sahodaran Ayyappan launched 39. “I consider it the greatest good fortune of my ‘Mishrabhojanam’ programme at Cherayi life to have visited the beautiful Travancore suggestion to: Sahodaran Ayyappan in: 1917 state and met the most venerable saint, Sree 51. In which state is Marutwamala? Tamil Nadu 9. Sivagiri Theerthadanam, was conceived by Narayana Guru Swami trippadangal” Who (Kanyakumari district) Vallabhasseri Govindan Vaidyar and _____- wrote these words in the guest book at 52. In which year Dr.P.Palpu was born? 1863 T K Kittan Writer Sivagiri?- Gandhiji 53. In which year Kumaranasan became the 10. Who was instrumental in the establishment 40. The leaders of renaissance who were born president of S.N.D.P.Yogam? 1923 of “Muslim Aikya Sangham”, a united Muslim in 1863: Ayyankali and Dr.Palpu 54. In which year Kuriakose Elias Chavara was forum for all the Muslims of the Travancore, 41. The Malayalam poet who had prominent born? 1805 Cochin and Malabar regions? Vakkom Buddhist influence in his writings: 55. In which year Narayana Guru did the Maulavi of the class? Chattampi Swamikal Kumaranasan prathishta of the goddess Sree Sarada at 11. Who was also known as ‘Kumara Gurudevan’? 29. Who translated the ‘Atmopadeshasatakam’ 42. The mouth piece of Sadhujana Paripalana Sivagiri ?1912 (April) Poikayil Yohannan of Sree Narayana Guru into English with the Sangham, started in 1913: Sadhujana 56. In which year Sadhujana Paripalana 12. Who was also known by the name ‘Sree Title ‘Centiloquy to the Self”? Nataraja Guru Paripalini Sangham became ‘Pulaya Mahasabha’? 1938 Bhatarakan’? Chattampi Swamikal 30. Who translated the dialogue between Tagore 43. The Ezhava Memorial of 1900 was submitted 57. In which year Sree Narayana Guru 13. Who was born in 1814 in Nakalapuram? and Narayana Guru into Malayalam during before: Lord Curzon established Adwaithasramam at Aluva? 1914 Thycaud Ayya Tagore’s visit to Sivagiri? Kumaranasan 44. The first European disciple of Sree Narayana 58. In which year Thycaud Ayya passed away ? 14. Who was called the ‘Lincoln of Kerala’? 31. The name ‘Muthukutty’ was the childhood Guru: Ernest Kirk 1909 Pandit Karuppan name of: Ayya Vaikundar 45. The first medical graduate from Ezhava 59. “Not for argument but to know and inform 12 ]nFkvkn _p≈‰n≥ 2015 s^{_p-hcn- 1 others” these words were the theme of the E.M.S.Namboothirippad India becoming a republic? Dr.Palpu 132. The year of Liberation Struggle -1959 conferece held at____ under the leadership 74. Who was the first to introduc the system 107. Who patronised ‘Sudharma Sooryodaya 133. The year of Perinad Revolt led by Ayyankali: of Sree Narayana Guru in 1924: Aluva called “A school along with every church”? Sabha’ at Thevara? Pandit Karuppan 1915 60. “Organize and strengthen, Educate and Kuriakose Elias Chavara 108. The real name of Vagbhatananda 134. Who founded the Siddhasramam at Alathur? Enlighten” are the words of: Sree Narayana 75. Name the leader of renaissance who was Gurudevar- V.K.Gurukkal Brahmananda Swami Sivayogi Guru ousted from his caste for the reason of 109. Vakkom Abdul Khadir Moulaviwas born in 135. Who gave a detailed explanation of 61. “Oru jathy, oru matham ,oru Daivom” (“Intha attending the Ahmedabad Congress Session 1873 in _____ district. Thiruvananthapuram ‘Chinmudra’ to Swami Vivekananda when ulakathile orae oru jathy than, Orae oru of 1921? V.T.Bhatatirippad 110. Vakkom Maulavi passed away in: 1932 he visited Kerala? Chattampi Swamikal matham than, orae oru kadavul than” ) is the 76. Name the leader related to the ‘Muthukulam 111. Vedadhikara Niroopanam was authored by: 136. Who gave financial aid to Kumaranasan to Malayalam translation of Thycaud Ayya’s Speech’ of 1947? Mannath Padmanabhan Chattampi Swamikal get education from Bangalore and Kolkata? teaching . Who popularised it? Sree 77. Name the leaders of renaissance of Kerala 112. The birth place of Chattampi Swamikal:- Dr.Palpu Narayana Guru who kept a warm relationship throughout their Kollur (Kannammula) 137. Who headed a deputation which submitted 62. Dr.Palpu served in the medical service under life from the beginnig of their friendship? Sree 113. What was the pet name of Chattampi a memoradum signed by 23000 persons the government of: Mysore Narayana Guru and Chattampi Swamikal Swamikal: Kunjan before the Regent Queen during the 63. From where the Begging March of 78. Name the newspaper started by 114. The social reformer who inspired the Vaikom Satyagraha? Changanassery V.T.Bhatathirippad was started? Thrissur C.V.Kunhuraman in 1911 to propagate the formation of ‘Karshaka Sangham’ in Parameswaran Pillai 64. ‘I have been touring different parts of the ideals of Sree Narayana Guru: Kerala Malabar: Vagbhatananda 138. Who introduced Thycaud Ayya to Sree world. During these travels, I have had the Kaumudi 115. The social reformer who said “Mind is God”: Narayana Guru? Chattampi Swamikal good fortune to come into contact with several 79. In which year was the Begging March of Brahmananda Sivayogi 139. Who expounded the concept of saints and maharshis. But I have frankly to V.T.Bhatathirippad? 1931 116. The third signatory in the Malayali Memorial ‘Aananthajathi’? Brahmananda Sivayogi admit that I have never come across one who 80. Jaathikkummi is the famous work of: (1891) a mass petition signed by more than 140. Who expounded the philosophy is spiritually greater than Swami Sree Pandit Karuppan 10000 persons submitted before Sree Mulam “Snehamanakhilasaramoozhiyil” (Love is all Narayana Guru of Kerala” Whose words are 81. Jnanodayam Sabha’ was founded under Tirunal, the King of Travancore: Dr.Palpu in this world) in his writings? Kumaranasan these? Rabindranath Tagore the patronage of Pandit Karuppan at: 117. The Visit of Mahathma Gandhi at Vaikom 141. Who undertook a studentship in poetry Edakochi Satyagraha in the year-1925 under Manamboor Govindan Asan? 82. Kumarakodi is the final resting place of: 118.
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