KERALA PSC / KERALA HISTORY / POLITICAL MOVEMENTS IN
TRAVANCORE AND COCHIN / NOTES
KERALA PSC / KERALA HISTORY / POLITICAL MOVEMENTS IN
TRAVANCORE AND COCHIN / NOTES
· The Malayali Memorial was submitted to the Maharaja on
January 1,1891 against the appointment of Tamil Brahmins in Government Service
· The Malayali Memorial was signed by 10,028 persons
· The brain behind the Malayali Memorial was Barister G.P
Pillai and K.P Sankaramenon
· The Ezhava Memorial was submitted on 3rd
Spetember 1896, signed by 13,176 members of the Ezhava community under the
leadership of Dr.Palpu
· K.Ramakrishna Pillai, the editor of the “Swadeshabhimani”
owned by Vakkom Abdul Khadir Maulavi published a series of articles criticizing
the Diwan P Rajagopalachari and the king Sri Mulam Thirunal.
· K Ramakrishna Pillai was deported from the State of September
1910, he died at Cannanore in April 1916
· Swadeshabhimani K Ramakrishna Pillai was the first to
write the biography of KarlMarx in Malayalam
· Indian National Congress started its activities in
Travancore during the reign of Sri Mulam Thirunal
· The agitation known as Nivarthana (Absention) Movement
was started as a protest against the constitutional reforms of 1932
KERALA PSC / KERALA HISTORY / POLITICAL MOVEMENTS IN
TRAVANCORE AND COCHIN / NOTES
· The Travancore State Congress was formed in September
1938
· Pattom Thanu Pillai was the first President of Travancore
State Congress
· The Punnapra Vayalar Upheaval occurred in September 1946
against the ‘American Model’ irremovable executive.
· The American Model was proposed by Sir C.P Ramaswami
Ayyer
· First popular ministry of Travancore headed by Pattom A
Thanu Pillai was installed in office on March 24,1948
· The “Electricity Agitation” was organized against the privatization
of electric supply in Cochin town by Diwan R.K Shanmukhan Chetti (1936)
· E.Ikkanda Warrier of Congress became the first Chief
Minister of cochin. During his tenure the new state of Travancore-Cochin came
into existence on 1 July 1949.
KERALA PSC / KERALA
HISTORY / POLITICAL MOVEMENTS IN TRAVANCORE AND COCHIN / NOTES
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