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Kerala Media Academy: R.S Owned by: Kandathil Family Founded: 1888 Ceased publication: 1938, Relaunched: 1947 Founder: Kandathil Varghese Mappillai K C Mamman Mappila, K M Cheriyan, K M Mathew(1973) Managing editor: Philip Mathew Editor-in-chief: Mammen Mathew Editorial Director: Mathews Varghese First issue date: 1923 Founding Editor : K. P Kesava Menon Managing Director : K. MadhavanNair Managing Director: M. Veerendrakumar Publisher: P. V. Chandran Editor: P. I. Rajeev (Executive Editor) 2013 Mathrubhumi "Mathrubhumi News" and "Kappa TV" Owners: Communist Party of India (Marxist) Founded: 1942 Chief Editor: P Rajeev Resident Editor: P. M. Manoj General manager: K.J. Thomas Kerala Media Academy: R.S. Babu (Assistant Editor) Publisher: Ideal Publication Trust Founded: 1987 Founding Editor: P.K Balakrishnan Group Editor: O. Abdurahman Gulf Madhyamam: 1999 April 16 Saudi Arabia (Riyadh, Dammam, Jeddah and Abha), one in the UAE (Dubai), one in Oman (Muscat), and from Bahrain, Kuwait and Qatar. Owners: Rashtra Deepika Ltd. Founded: 15 April 1887 (Nazrani Deepika), From Mannanam Founder Editor: Fr. Emmanuel Nidhiry (Nidhirikal Mani Kathanar) 1939, shifted to Kottayam changed name to Deepika Editor: Fr. Boby Alex Mannamplackal Senior Associate Editor : T. C Mathew Founded: 1911 founder: K. Sukumaran Former editors: M.S. Mani, M.S. Ravi Editor-in-chief: Deepu Ravi Publisher: Darshan Ravi Founded: 1969 As magazine Founder: M.C. Varghese 1989 March 16: Mangalam newspaper CEO: R Ajith Kumar Owners: Communist Party of India Kerala State Committee Editor-in-chief: Kanam Rajendran Founded: 1947 as a weekly magazine from Quilon Mr. N. Gopinathan Nair was the first Editor Editor: Rajaji Mathew Thomas Owners: Muslim Printing and Publishing Co Ltd Publisher: P K K Bava Editor: C.P. Saidalavi Founded: 1934, Thalassery Chief News Editor: Kamal Varadoor( President KUWJ) Former Union Minister Mr. E. Ahamed was once reporter of the daily and later served in the Board of Directors of the newspaper Former Kerala Chief Minister Mr. C.H. Mohammed Koya was once the chief editor of Chandrika. Owners: Kerala Pradesh Congress committee (KPCC) Founded: 1976 A.K.Antony, the Former Union Defence Minister, as Chairman and K.P.Noorudheen as Managing Director,. Re-Launched: 14th November 2005. (Closed: 2003) Managing Director: P.T Thomas MLA Owners: Mathruka Pracharanalayam Ltd. Publisher: P C Krishna Varma Raja Editor: T. Arun Kumar Managing editors: K. R. Umakanthan Founded: 1975 Leela menon was the former chief editor Owners: Iqrah Printing and Publishing Company Ltd. (E.K Sunni) Founders: Kottumala Bappu Musliyar Publisher: Bahauddeen Muhammed Nadwi Founded: 2014 Editor-in-chief: A. Sajeevan Headquarters: Ernakulam, Kerala Owners: Vaartha News Network Pvt Ltd Founder: Faris Aboobakar Year Founded: 2007 Now in the hands of Carnival Group Launched2001 - as Asianet Global 2003 - as Asianet New Owned by: Jupiter Entertainment Ventures Chairman: Rajiv Chandrasekhar "STAR Jupiter" Editor : M G Radhakrishnan Launched: 17 August 2006 Owned by: Malayala Manorama Headquarters: Aroor, Alleppey Manging Director: Jayanth Maman Mathew News Director: johny Lukose Coordinating Editor: Romy mathew Chief Out put editor: Pramod Raman Launched: 23 January 2013 Owned by: Mathrubhumi Group CEO : Mohanan Nair Chief-of-News : Unni Balakrishnan Launched: 10 February 2013 Owned by: Madhyamam Broadcasting Limited Headquarters: Kozhikode Group editor: O Abdurahman chief editor: CL Thomas Founded: 2006 Owners: Malayalam Communications Limited (2000) Chairman: Mammootty Managing Director & Editor: John Brittas Director – News And Current Affairs : Dr. NP. Chandrasekharan Launched: July 5, 2016 Owned by: Network 18 Headquarters: Thiruvananthapuram Editor: Rajeev Devaraj Launched: 08 December 2018 Owned by: Insight Media City Managing Director: Sreekandan Nair Chief of news: P.P james Launched: 13 May 2011 Owned by: Indo-Asian News Channel Private Limited Founder: M. V. Nikesh Kumar Owned by: Mangalam family Launched in: 2017 CEO: Abraham Mathew Launched: April 19, 2015; Owners: Janam Multimedia Ltd Chairman : Priyadarshan.
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