Which notable work is attributed to the prominent figure Lakshminath Bezbaruah in the given picture in modern Assamese literature?

Analyse the above printed book and provide a detailed analysis of the features and historical significance of it.
 

In the middle of the sixteenth century, Portuguese missionaries brought the printing press to Goa for the first time. Priests of the Jesuit order studied Konkani and produced various tracts. About $50$ books in the Kanara and Konkani languages had been printed by $1674$. The first Tamil book was produced in Cochin in $1579$ by Catholic priests, while the first Malayalam book was printed there in $1713$. $32$ Tamil manuscripts, many of which were translations of earlier works, had been printed by Dutch Protestant missionaries by the year $1710$.

Identify the early instances of the introduction of printing press technology in India, and how did different missionary groups contribute to the printing of books and texts in various languages?

Only those who were literate could read books, and until the $20th$ century, literacy rates were extremely low in the majority of European nations. So how might publishers convince the general public to accept the printed book? They had to keep in mind that printed material had a broader audience because even people who did not read might benefit from listening to books read aloud. Printers then started releasing well-known ballads and folktales in volumes that were heavily embellished with images.
Then, at meetings in villages and in pubs in towns, these were sung and recited. Thus, oral culture influenced print, and printed material was conveyed orally. The distinction between reading and oral cultures grew fuzzier.

What were the key implications of the transition from oral culture to print culture in terms of audience reach and interaction with books, and how did publishers adapt to bridge the gap between the literate and illiterate audiences?
 

Give reason for the following:

Gandhi said the fight for self-rule is a fight for liberty of speech, liberty of the press, and freedom of association.

What did the spread of print culture in nineteenth century India mean to women?

Arrange the following in chronological order:

I. Print culture created the conditions for the French Revolution
II. Martin Luther’s writings led to the beginning of the Protestant Reformation
III. Menocchio reinterpreted the message of the Bible
IV. Johann Gutenberg invented the Printing press