Puthiya Kural, the prominent Tamil-language newspaper, marked its first anniversary in Toronto with a grand celebration attended by veteran journalists, politicians, and community leaders. The event, which took place at a packed venue, reflected the newspaper’s remarkable journey in providing insightful news and fostering cultural connections within the Tamil community.
Mr. Naga Logenthiralingam, Key Member of National Ethinic Press Council Canada commended Puthiya Kural for its tireless efforts in bringing important issues affecting the Tamil diaspora into the mainstream. "In just one year, Puthiya Kural has become an indispensable source of information and a voice for the Tamil community here in Canada," said Logenthiralingam, highlighting the newspaper's role in bridging gaps and shedding light on the experiences of Tamil Canadians.
Human Rights Lawyer Prasanna Pathiraj, who also spoke at the event, praised the paper for its commitment to providing accurate and diverse reporting, fostering unity within the community. “Puthiya Kural’s success is a testament to the dedication and hard work of its team. It is a reflection of the growing importance of Tamil voices in the media,” said Pathiraj.
The celebration featured a series of performances, showcasing the rich culture of the Tamil community. Guests were also treated to a special video that chronicled the milestones of Puthiya Kural’s first year, from its humble beginnings to becoming a leading publication in the region.
The event concluded with the unveiling of the newspaper’s future plans, which include expanding its digital presence and collaborating with global media outlets to enhance the reach of Tamil news and issues.
As Puthiya Kural steps into its second year, it remains committed to its mission of delivering accurate, timely, and culturally relevant news to the Tamil community in Toronto and beyond.