Secondly, readers who subscribe to Tamil Murasu by July 31 will be eligible to take part in a lucky draw featuring prizes worth more than $3,500, including a Samsung Galaxy S10, a Galaxy Watch Active2, and a Philips Coffee Maker.
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All participants will receive free one-week access to the e-paper. The Company current operating status is live and has been operating for 31 years. The address of the Companys registered office is in the NEWS CENTRE estate.
With a fast-growing online readership and new online products, the publication is marking the milestone with its readers in mind, running two separate giveaways as a token of appreciation for their continued support over the years.įirstly, readers can participate in a contest that closes on July 31 by answering a simple question at /tm85 to stand a chance to win prizes such as news tablets and free subscriptions to Tamil Murasu's e-paper. SINGAPORE More Singaporeans are going online to read the news, amid overall falling readership of Singapore newspapers that continue to publish a hard copy. TAMIL MURASU LIMITED (the 'Company') is a Public Company Limited by Shares, incorporated on 23 June 1990 (Saturday) in Singapore. With a fast-growing online readership and new online products, the publication is marking the milestone with its readers in mind, running.
I also have every confidence that Rajendran will take TM to fresh heights.Singapore's only Tamil language daily newspaper, Tamil Murasu, is celebrating 85 years of serving the Tamil-speaking population here. Singapore News - Singapore's only Tamil language daily newspaper, Tamil Murasu, is celebrating 85 years of serving the Tamil-speaking population here.
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Mr Patrick Daniel, Director of Tamil Murasu Ltd and Editor-in-Chief of SPH's English and Malay newspapers, said: "I must place on record our thanks to Nirmala for the great job she's done in taking Tamil Murasu to where it is today – a profitable paper that is well supported by the community. Title: Project Happiness for Deepavali Media/Date: Tamil Murasu, / 12 November 2020 Translated by: Jamiyah Singapore Full article here. Krishnan, a lawyer by training, will step up to be Tamil Murasu’s deputy editor. I must thank TM readers for their tremendous support."Īssociate Editor G. Ms Murugaian, who will be involved in a book project for Tamil Murasu before returning to the English and Malay Newspapers Division, said: "It's been a privilege to be editor of Tamil Murasu for almost six years and to see circulation grow to new highs.
One of my biggest challenges is to plug into a generation that is growing up with Facebook and Twitter while remaining relevant to older readers who want nothing to do with either. Said Mr Rajendran: “Tamil Murasu is 75 years old and an institution in the Tamil community. Be part of the solution to challenges faced by vulnerable communities. Share this article Tweet Support Our Cause. tabla! is part of Tamil Murasu Ltd, a subsidiary of Singapore Press Holdings. Tamil Murasu, 16 January 2016 Muslim Community in Singapore raised 98,216 for South India flood victims. Tirunelveli, Chennai, Trichy, Madurai, Erode, Pondicherry and Coimbatore. The reader gets all latest and updated news from morning to evening. However, this exercise was not undertaken because of the Murasus long existence, for there is no particular virtue in longevity itself. Abstract: The Tamil Murasu is one of the oldest surviving newspapers in Singapore. The newspaper covers all day news from Tamilnadu, India and world. THE TAMIL MURASU : THE EVOLUTION OF A LOCAL TAMIL NEWSPAPER 1935-1974. He was appointed Tamil Murasu's deputy editor in 2006 and two years later helped launch tabla!, a weekly English paper for the Indian community. Malai Murasu is a daily evening Tamil newspaper from Tamilnadu. Mr Rajendran began his journalism career in 1981 as a reporter with the Straits Times before moving to The New Paper in 1991, holding various supervisory roles in his 14 years there. Jawharilal Rajendran takes over the helm from Ms Nirmala Murugaian, who has been editor since 2005. Singapore prime minister presents Modi with Tamil Murasu newspaper 27 November 2015 Singapore’s prime minister Lee Hsien Loong presented India’s prime minister Narendra Modi a copy of the Tamil Murasu, which first reported on India’s recognition of Singapore as an independent country in 1965.
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