Confusing Facts in Renaissance in Kerala Made Easy for PSC Exam

There are many confusing and twisted questions asked in Kerala PSC examination. Usually, candidates used to skip these questions or choose wrong options. Now there is nothing to worry. This page is an attempt to reveal some of those related to the renaissance in Kerala and make it easier for the aspirants for studying. If you read this page, then you will certainly have some advantage over your competitor. Only a few of the confusing facts are discussed here and the complete list of the same has been updated in Kerala Renaissance eBook. If you want more introductive contents related to the renaissance in Kerala, click this link. So now let us start, the confusing facts in Renaissance in Kerala are as follows.

• Nayar Brithyajana Sangham was the predecessor to Nair Service Society (NSS). Vavottuyogam was the predecessor to SNDP.

• The first president of NSS was K Kelappan and the first secretary was Mannath Padmanabhan. The president of Guruvayur Satyagraha Committee was Mannath Padmanabhan and the secretary was K Kelappan. 

• Pandit Karuppan was the founder of Araya Samajam, Araya Vamshodharini Sabha, Kalyana Dayini Sabha, Vaalasamudaya Parishkarini, Vaala Seva Samithi, Samudaaya Sevini etc. Velukkutty Arayan was the founder of Araya Service Society, Arayavamsha Paripalini Yogam, Samastha Kerala Araya Mahajana Yogam, Akhila Thiruvithamkur Navikathozilali Sangham.

• Al Ameen was the newspaper started by Muhammed Abdul Rahim Sahib. The newspaper named Al Islam belongs to Vakkom Abdul Khader Moulavi.

• 'Ente Jeevitha Smaranakal' was the autobiography of Mannath Padmanabhan. But E V Krishnapilla and I C Chacko has autobiography named 'Jeevitha Smaranakal'. 'Ente Jeevitha Kadha' was the autobiography of A K Gopalan. 'Jeevitha Samaram' was the autobiography of C Kesavan.

• 'Anandakkummi' is the work of Brahmananda Sivayogi. 'Jathikkummi' is the work of Pandit Karuppan. Jathimeemamsa, Jathi Nirnamayam, Jathi Lakshanam etc are the works of Sree Narayana Guru.

• Pandit Karuppan is known as "Lincon of Kerala". Mannath Padmanabhan is known as "Madan Mohan Malavya of Kerala". Muhammed Abdur Rahman is known as "Kerala Subhash Chandra Boss".

• Simhalan is the pen name of C V Kunjiraman. C Kesavan is known as "Simhala Simham".

• Sama Panthibhojanam was first organized by Ayya Vaikundar. Panthibhojanam was started by Thycaud Ayya. Mishrabhojanam is conducted by Sahodaran Ayyappan. 

• Yachana yatra (1931) was conducted by V T Bhattathirippad. Pattini Jatha (1936) was led by A K Gopalan. Savarna Jatha (1924) was led by Mannath Padmanabhan. 

• Mannath Padmanabhan was the founder of Nair Samajam. C Krishnapilla was the founder of Kerala Nair Samajam.

• The founder of the magazine named "Velakkaran" was Sahodaran Ayyappan. Vagbhadanandan was the founder of "Yajamanan" magazine.

• Kochi Pulayar Mahasabha was established by Pandit Karuppan. Kerala Pulayar Mahasabha was established by P K Chathan Master. Pulayar Mahasabha was the later name of Sadhujana Paripalana Sangham by Ayyankali.

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