The state-run China Radio International’s Tamil radio station, the most popular of its more than 60 international channels, marked its 49th anniversary here on Sunday announcing plans to expand its ...

Post the acquisition by HT Media Ltd., Radio One 94.3 FM is all set to revamp its offering in Chennai as it turns Tamil and brings the Kollywood experience to its listeners. With the new product ...

For K Raja, a working professional, the BBC Tamil radio broadcast used to be the only source of information to keep himself updated on current affairs. “From the war in Sri Lanka to the Gulf War, our ...

Beijing: China Radio International's Tamil service is all set to launch its FM station in India as part of its 50th anniversary this year. CRI Tamil, which broadcasts on shortwave in Tamil Nadu, is in ...

The Tamil service of the state-run China Radio International (CRI) on Saturday celebrated its golden jubilee here, marking 50 years of uninterrupted broadcasting to various parts of the world besides ...

Raymond Selvaraj, known as “RaySel” to listeners, has been a broadcaster for the last 28 years. He worked as a Producer in Tamil Service of Radio Veritas Asia in Manila for six years and as a ...

25-year-old Chinese broadcast journalist Liao Liang speaks Tamil with such a fluency that will make a native speaker of the language feel envious. Liao, who works in the Tamil Department of the ...

This is a beta feature and we would love to hear your feedback? Send us your feedback to [email protected] More than the hero and the heroine, a FM radio station would be the highlight of my ...

The lives of Burma’s (Myanmar’s) Tamil minority are in the centre of a 12-part weekly series launching on BBC Tamil radio on Sunday 18 August. Having retained their cultural roots, Burma’s Tamils also ...

Chennai-based writer/director Hari Viswanath began his film journey in 2012 with the Tamil-language short “Idukkan (Sufferings)” that premiered at Cannes and won best short at the Norway Tamil Film ...

Chennai-based writer/director Hari Viswanath began his film journey in 2012 with the Tamil-language short “Idukkan (Sufferings)” that premiered at Cannes and won best short at the Norway Tamil Film ...