Rajyasamachara, Swadesamitra, Mangaluru Samachara, Satyadoota: First newspapers of Dravidian languages Mangaluru Samachara (Kannada), Rajyasamacharam (Malayalam), and Swadesamitran (Tamil) were pioneering newspapers that broke ground in regional language journalism, while Satyadoota was an early Telugu publication. Mangaluru Samachara (Kannada), Rajyasamacharam (Malayalam), and Swadesamitran (Tamil) were pioneering newspapers that broke ground in regional language journalism, while Satyadoota was an early Telugu publication. Take a comprehensive overview of these landmark publications:Mangaluru Samachara (Kannada - 1843)Mangaluru Samachara (News of Mangalore) was considered as the first newspaper in the Kannada language. Swadesamitran (Tamil - 1882)Swadesamitran (Friend of Self-Rule) was the first Tamil language newspaper owned and operated by Indians. Satyadoota (Telugu - 1835)Satyadoota (Messenger of Truth) is known as one of the early, if not the first, attempts at a newspaper in the Telugu language.