Tamil Murasu

Singapore, Central Singapore, SingaporeTamil

Established in 1935, this publication stands as Singapore’s only Tamil-language daily newspaper and a vital source of news for the local Indian community. It is recognized for its long-standing commitment to preserving the Tamil language and culture while providing comprehensive coverage of both regional developments and community-specific issues.

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MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN SINGAPORE

Structured around the country's four official languages, the local press market is heavily consolidated under major corporate ownership rather than independent publishers. The historic English-language broadsheet Straits Times, founded in 1845, operates as the nation's flagship and most widely circulated daily paper. Specialized and native-language publications cater to distinct demographic groups, including the regional financial broadsheet Business Times, the Malay-language Berita Harian, and the Tamil-language Tamil Murasu. Paperboy lists 13 newspapers in Singapore.