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This year’s Most Inspiring Tamil Teachers’ Award recipients (from left) are Ms Kalaivani Ilango of Anderson Serangoon Junior College, Mdm A. Sumathi of Fuhua Primary School, Ms Nashima Banu of Casuarina Primary School, and Mdm Raihanah Beevi of Crest Secondary School.

Pillars of Tamil Language Education Honoured with Awards

A live fish curry cooking demonstration, a novel reimagined through digital tools, and students practising conversations with artificial intelligence – are just some of the unique ways six local educa...

Nadagamic 2026 by AGAM Theatre Lab is Singapore’s first International Tamil Theatre Festival.

English Plays at Tamil Theatre Festival Nadagamic 2026

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said more young Singaporeans are growing up in households where English is the primary language spoken.

Mother Tongue a Cornerstone of Education System, but Mastering It No Easy Task: PM Wong

Speaker of Parliament Seah Kian Peng giving out an award along with HSS Principal Archana Mishra.

Hindi Society Singapore Honours Top Achievers and Celebrates Power of Language

Shruthika Kumar’s culturally rich solo debut at the Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple’s PGP Hall on May 24 followed the prestigious and visually precise Kalakshetra style.

A Bharatanatyam Dancer’s Tribute to Tamil Language and Culture

The latest IPS study, published on May 25, reveals the language patterns and habits of Singapore residents.

IPS Study: Heritage Languages See Social Revival Amid Singlish Rise

The Tamil Language Festival wrap-up event titled Murasu 360 placed the spotlight firmly on the youths driving the Tamil language forward.

Youths Take Spotlight as Murasu 360 Distils Milestone Tamil Language Festival (TLF) Events

MOS Dinesh Vasu Dash sang the Ilaiyaraaja classic ‘Ilaya Nila’ alongside the audience.

A Symphony of Eras at Tamil Language Festival’s Re-inKarnation Thiruvizha

Kavipperukku’s founder and coordinator, Rajesh Kumar Dharmalingam (right) and Vishruta Nandakumar performing the poem ‘Who is Bharathi?’.

Kavipperukku at Tamil Language Festival 2026: Everyday Life Meets Classical Tamil Poetry

Tamil Language Festival preview event at the Indian Heritage Centre.

Not Just Taught, But Lived: Tamil Language Festival at 20

ancers from the Rameshwara Dance Group performing a Mayilattam, or peacock dance, at the launch of the Tamil Language Festival 2026 on March 29.

Tamil Language Festival Marks 20 Years with Push for Greater Engagement

As part of the Tamil Language Festival’s 20th anniversary celebrations, the Tamil Language Council presented a special outreach event on Saturday, 14 March 2026, at the Indian Heritage Centre and along Campbell Lane.

The Editor’s Beat: Two Decades of “Involvement” in the Tamil Language

All these words originated from various Indian languages, says the writer.

India’s Contribution to English: Mindboggling… But Unappreciated

‘Babu Singh’ can be a lazy moniker for any turbaned Sikh male.

Op-ed: When Words Turn Feral

(From left) Mr Raja Mohamad, Coordinating Minister for National Security K. Shanmugam, Mr M. Abdul Jaleel, Mr Mashuthoo Abdul Rahiman, and Ambassador Zainul Abidin Rasheed at the launch of the book ‘Jaleel: The Relentless Mind’.

Community Efforts Raise Tamil’s Stature

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