Malayalam Typewriter was introduced by :
AK.N. Panicker
BKerala Government
CR. Arulappan
DN.S. Pandala
Answer:
D. N.S. Pandala
Read Explanation:
N Sankaran Pandala
- In 1923, the then government of Travancore received an application from a shorthand instructor of the School of Commerce, Alleppey (Alappuzha).
- The applicant was N Sankaran Pandala (NS Pandalai / NS Pandalay in official records), who later became known for inventing the Malayalam typewriter keys.
- His request was for a loan of Rs 700 for perfecting a Malayalam the typewriting machine invented by him.
- Pandala on his own has started the mission to make an experimental model of a Malayalam typewriting machine.
- Though the government didn't have any orders to make a Malayalam typewriter, it decided to help him in his attempt by granting financial assistance and then by proving some facilities including the supply of a typewriting machine.
- It took five years for Pandala to give the finishing touches to his innovation.
- The model Malayalam typewriter he produced in February 1928 was by fitting up a keyboard designed by him on a Royal Typewriter machine.