Print History: Seeking print in Madras : comparemela.com

At the dawn of the twentieth century, Madras had emerged as one of the print capitals of India and the centre for Telugu and Tamil printing. A large number of printing presses were owned by Indians who offered a similar range of services. How did Ananda Press stand out?

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