![]() ![]() This makes Tamil Murasu the last daily paper in Singapore that was not owned by SPH. ġ991: Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) takes over distribution of Tamil Murasu.ġ993: Hipro Printing, Tamil Murasu's family-owned publisher, is incorporatedġ995: SPH and Times Publishing buy Hipro Printing. ġ952: Student supplement Manavar Murasu is launched.ġ963: Labour unrest disrupts operations for the first time since the Japanese Occupation. Tamil Murasu reduced the dominance of English-educated upper-class Brahmins in Singaporean Tamil journalism. A reformist, Sarangapani advocated for positions similar to Periyar, decrying discrimination from the British and Malays as well as calling for increased labor rights for workers and changing the political state of Tamils in Singapore. Starting as a weekly from 1937 onward it was published daily. Sarangapani officially launched Tamil Murasu on as his second publication (after Seerthirutham (Reform) in 1929 and before Munnetram (Progress) in 1939) pricing it at 1 cent per copy to accommodate the lower economic status of the Tamil community at the time. ^ Average Circulation Jan-Nov 2013 History * Media Nielsen Research Media Index 2013 ![]() ![]() It is one of the sixteen newspapers in Singapore. Sarangapani, Tamil Murasu is Singapore's only Tamil-language newspaper. Tamil Murasu ( Tamil: தமிழ் முரசு) is a Singapore-based Tamil-language newspaper officially launched on by Thamizhavel G.
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