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UGC- Major Research Project Title: Growth of Kannada Journalism in Pre & Post Independent Period Principal Investigator: Prof. N.Usha Rani Professor Department of Studies in Communication & Journalism Manasagangotri, University of Mysore Mysore-570006 Research Fellow: Sowmya K.B. Grant: Rs.8,22,100 Project Duration: 2 Years (January 2013 – January 2015) Documentation of the History of Kannada Journalism during Pre-Independent Period 1843-1947 19th Century Sl. No. Name of the Starting Year Closing Year Periodicity Publishing Place Publisher/Editor Status of Newspaper Publication 1. Mangaluru Samachara 1-7-1843 15-11-1844 Fortnightly Mangalore Hermann Mogling Stopped 2. Kannada Samachara March, 1844 1845 Fortnightly Bellary Hermann Mogling Stopped 3. Subuddi Prakasha 1-9-1849 1856 Weekly Belgaum Kheeru Sheshu Stopped 4. Mysore Vruttanta Bodini 1859 Weekly Mysore Bhashyam Tirumalacharya Stopped (Bi-lingual) 1864 1 5. Jnana Prakasha 1855 - Belgaum --------- Stooped 6. Karnataka Rajyapatra 1855 Fortnightly Bangalore - 7. Sachitra Kannada 1859 - Mangalore Rev. John Mack Stopped Sahitya Patrike 8. Kannada November, 1863 Monthly Dharwar Venkatarango katti Stopped Jnanabodhakavu 1861 (The Canarese Magazine) (Shifted to Belgaum) 9. Vichitra Vartamana 6-6-1862 1865 Fortnightly Mangalore F. Kittle and J. Mac, Basel Stopped Sangraha (Illustrated Mission Canarese Journal) (Bi- lingual) 10. Arunodaya 1862 1869 Monthly Bangalore Benjamin Rice/ B.H.Guptha Stopped 11. Karnakata Prakashika July, 1865 1869/1896 Fortnightly/ Mysore Bhashyam Tirumalacharya Stopped Weekly from 21-11- 1873* 12. Mysore Gazette 7-4-1866 Weekly Bangalore Mysore Government Working (Bi-lingaual) 13. Nyaya Sangraha 1-1-1868 1869 Fortnightly Mangalore Ubhaya Gopalakrishnaiah Stopped 14. Sabhapatra June, 1868 Monthly Mangalore Rev. Walt Stopped 15. Subhodini 1-3-1871 1871 Fortnightly Mangalore L. Ramarao, Basel Mission Stopped 16. India Mattu 1862 1863 Fortnightly Mangalore F. Kittle, Basel Mission Stopped Anyadeshada Varthika (Bi-lingual) (The Canarese Information) 17. Belgaum Samachara 1863 Weekly Belgaum H.B. Samanth Working 18. Kannada Shala 1865 1898 Monthly Belgaum Deputy Chennabasappa Stopped Patrakavu 19. Mata Patrike /Shala 1865/1867/ Belgaum/ Patraka/Jeevana Monthly Deputy Chennabasappa Working 1871/1929 Dharwar Shikshana 20. Chraista Sabha patra 1868 1910 Monthly Mangalore Basel Mission Stopped 2 21. Balapatra 1869 1972 Monthly Mangalore Basel Mission Stopped 22. Pushpa Maalika 1870 - Dharwar Shetty Kalyanappa Stopped 23. Karnataka Jnanamanjari 1874 1878 Monthly Belgaum Bhikaaji Hari Saavanth Stopped 24. Shodhaka 1875 1878 Monthly Belgaum/Hubli V.R. Katti Stopped 25. Sujana Ranjini 1875 1880 Monthly ------ T.J. Agarama Pillai Stopped 26. Karnataka Vagujjivini 1876 1880 - ------ V.S. Subbaih Stopped 27. Chandrodaya 1876 1921 Weekly/ Dharwar Huchchaiah Vibhooti Matt Stopped Monthly 28. Nyayadhikarana 1877 1877 Monthly Mangalore Mangalore Subba Rao Stopped (Law Recorder) 29. Kannada 1878 Monthly Dakshina P N Mayya Kannada 30. Vaani Vilasa 1879 1880 Monthly Belgaum ----------- Stopped 31. Lokha Bandhu 1880 1924 Weekly Dharwar Gururava Raghavendra Stooped Mamadaapoora 32. Vijaya Dwaja 1880 1930 Weekly Bellary ---------- Stopped 33. Jnana Bodhaka 1880 1881 Weekly Belgaum --------- Stopped 34. Mysore Star 1881 1928 Weekly/ Mysore Yajamaana Veerupakshaiah Stopped Daily 35. Hindoomata Prakashike 1883 1884 Monthly Mandya Aaji Ramanuja Iyengar Stopped 36. Kodagu Chandrike December, 1885 Monthly Madikeri Mysore Rangarao Stopped 1883 37. Hithabodini 1884 1929 Monthly Mysore/ M. Venkatakrishnaiah Stopped Bangalore 38. Rasika Ranjini 1884 Weekly Gadag Gowrishankara Misara Stopped 39. Sudarshana 1884 1896 Monthly Udupi Bailuru ramarao Stopped 40. Hindu Matabhimani 1885 1889 Monthly Bangalore Venkata Krishna Saraswathi Stopped 41. Vruttantha Chinthamani 1885 1912 Weekly Mysore/ M. Venkatakrishnaiah Stopped Bangalore 42. Havyka Subhoda 3-11-1885 1889 Weekly Mumbai/Karwar Karki Venkataramana Shastri Stopped 43. Weekly/ Satya Sudha 1885 Karwar --------- Stopped Monthly 44. Ananda Mandira 1885 - ----- ---------- Stopped 3 45. Dakshina Mitra 1885 Weekly Belgaum ---------- Stopped 46. Chikitsaka 1885 Weekly Belgaum ---------- Stopped 47. Mysore Police Gazette 1886 1908 Monthly/ Bangalore Police Inspector General Stopped Fortnightly 48. Epigraphiya Karnataka 1886 1906 No Bangalore B.L. Rice Stopped periodicity 49. Vruttantha Darpana 1886 Weekly Mysore M. Maasthanna & Company Stopped 50. Dharma Tatva 1886 - Bangalore -------- Stopped 51. Swadesha Bandhu 1886 1993 Weekly Belgaum --------- Stopped 52. Kethaki 1886 Weekly Belgaum ---------- Stopped 53. Karnataka Hitechchu 1886 - Belgaum Raghavendra Mamadapura Stopped 54. Vruttanata Patrike 1887 1940 Weekly Mysore Henry Hegg Stopped 55. Araya Vidya Sanjeevini 1887 Monthly Melukote Ramaswamy Shilpa Iyengar Stopped (Mandya) 56. Karnataka Vaanivilasa 1888 Monthly/ Mysore Lakkooru Subbarayaru Stopped Bimonthly 57. Loka Shikshaka 28-2-1888 1916 Monthly Dharwar Bandangowda sankana goeda Stopped 58. Kannada Kesari 1888 Monthly Mangalore Anantharao Manjeshwara Stopped 59. Sooryodaya Prakashike 1888 1908 Daily/ Mysore B. Narasinga Rao Stopped Weekly 60. Hitopadesha 1888 Monthly Dharwar Venkata Rango Katti Stopped 61. Satya Vrutta 1888 1892 Weekly Gadag Srinivasa Bhimaaji Desayi Stopped 62. Vanapriya 1888 Monthly Belgaum ---------- Stopped 63. Vidya sagara 1888 - Begaum --------- Stopped 64. Daily/ Sarvodaya 1888 Belgaum B. Narasingarayaru Stopped Weekly 65. Vibudha Ranjini September, Weekly Mysore G. Ramaswamy Shastri Stopped 1888 66. Aaryamatha Sanjeeveni 1889 1899 Monthly Mysore M. Ramanuja Iyengar Stopped 67. Sastra Sanjeevini 1890 - Mysore Dakshinamurthy Shastri Stopped 68. Geervana Vaksudha 1890 - Mysore Sreenivasa Iyengar Stopped 69. Rajahamsa 1891 1935 Weekly/ Dharwar Hosakeri Annacharya/ From Working Daily 1914 R.V. Jataara 4 70. Sadananda 1891 - Dharwar Narayana Sharma Stopped 71. Karnakata Vrutta 1891 1910 Weekly Dharwar/ Mudaveedu Krishna Rao/ Stopped Belgaum C. Pakirappa 72. Veerashaiva Matha 1891 18992 Monthly Mysore P. V. Rudrappa Stopped Prakashike 73. Deshabhimaani 1891 1908 Monthly Mysore B.C. Srinivasa Iyengar Stopped 74. Sthree Vidyabhimaani 1891 - Mysore B.C. Srinivasa Iyengar Stopped 75. Karnataka Kavya 1892 1908 Monthly Mysore S.G. Narasimhachaar Stopped Manjari 76. Vruttanta Manjari 1892 Weekly Shimoga ----------- Stopped 77. Bi-weekly/ Karnataka Vaibhava 1892 Bijapura Mannora Gunderao Working Weekly 78. Vijanana Deepike 1892 1895 Monthly Bangalore B. Somanathaiah Stopped 79. Karnataka Grantha 1893 1919 Monthly Mysore Baapu Subbarao Stopped Maale 80. Vidyadaayini 1893 1954 Monthly Mysore M. Shamarao Stopped 81. Hubli Patra 1893 1895 Weekly Hubli Hubli Priniting Work Stopped 82. Chandrakantha 1893 Weekly Belgaum --------- Stopped 83. Shikshaka 1893 Weekly Belgaum ---------- Stopped 84. Khandesha Mitra 1893 Weekly Belgaum ---------- Stopped 85. Bharatha Mitra 1893 Weekly Belgaum ------------- Stopped 86. Dhanajaya 1894 Dialy Dharwar Mudaveedu Krishna Rao Stopped 87. Vidyarthi Kosha 1894 Monthly Mysore B.C. Srinivasa Iyengar Stopped 88. Mahabharatha 1894 Monthly Bangalore --------- Stopped 89. Poorna Kaalendu 1894 Monthly Belgaum ----------- Stopped Shekara 90. Kaavyambhi 1894 1895 Monthly Mysore B. Padmaraja Panditha Stopped 91. Viveka Deepike 1894 1895 Monthly Mysore K.T. Srinivasa Deshikacharlu Stopped 92. Kannada Nudi 1894 1896/1899 Monthly Mysore Venkatasubbacharya Stopped 93. Karnataka Bhasha 1894 Monthly Bijapura Sheshagiri Rao Konnoora Stopped Sevaka 94. Arya vaidhyakadarsha 1894 Monthly Belgaum ---------- Stopped 95. Kannada Nadegannadi 1895 1908 Monthly Bangalore M. Gopala iyengar Stopped 5 96. Vichari (Kannada+Marati+Hindi 1895 Weekly Karwar Shek Ismail Shek Adaam + English) 97. Kalahamsa 1895 Monthly Belgaum ----------- Stopped 98. Kelasa Patrike 1895 Fortnightly Mysore Ratna Sajjan 99. Surabhi 1896 Monthly Mysore M.L. Srikanteshwara Gowda Stopped 100. Vaagbhooshana 1896 1973 Monthly Dharwar Raa. Ha. Deshpande, Stopped Karnataka Vidyavardhaka Sangha 101. Satya Deepike 1896 1917 Monthly Mangalore Rev. H. & F. M. Jattanna Stopped 102. Jnanodaya 1896 1898 Monthly Shimoga Sheshagiri Rao Stopped 103. Desha Mitra 1896 Monthly Belgaum --------- Stopped 104. Naana Lahari 1896 Weekly Belgaum ---------- Stopped 105. Loka Mitra 1896 Weekly Belgaum --------- Stopped 106. Kaavya Kalpa Drumam 1897 Monthly Bangalore Kommanduru Srinivasa Stopped Iyengar 107. Vidya Nandini 1897 Monthly Bangalore ---------- Stopped (Bi-lingual) 108. Jaimuni Bharatha 1897 - Bangalore --------- Stopped 109. Dhureena 1897 Weekly Belgaum Gangadhara Deshapande Stopped 110. Bharatha khanda 1897 Monthly Belgaum -------- Stopped 111. Shimoga Vrutthanta 1898 Weekly Shimoga Byadagi Sheshagiriyappa Stopped Manjari 112. Nadegannadi 1898 1908 Weekly Mysore/ M. Srinivasa Iyengar Stopped Bangalore 113. Jinamathadarsha 1898 Monthly Mysore Raamanna Vaagmi Stopped 114. Jayadhwaja 1898 1899 - Bangalore ------ Stopped 115. Vedantha Vedawali 1898 Monthly Mysore R.S. Venkatakrishnaiah Stopped 116. Vivekananda 1898 Monthly Mysore R.S. VenkatakrishnaIah Stopped 117. Savinudi 1898 1908 Monthly Bangalore S.R. Bharathi Stopped 118. Grantha rathnakara 1898 1900 Monthly Chikkodi ------- Stopped 119. Jnana vilasa 1898 Monthly Chikkodi ------- Stopped 6 120. Saadhvi 1899 Weekly/ Mysore M .Venkatakrishnaiah Working Daily (Thathaiah) 121. Loka Bandhu 1899 Weekly Dharwar Raghavendra Mamadapura Stopped 122. Karnataka Mitra 1899 - Dharwar Phikirappa Ananda Stopped Channabasappa 123.
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    District Census Handbook, Mandya, Part X-A, B, Series-14,Mysore

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