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Maharashtra
Governor launches Mumbai edition of Malayalam daily
Friday April 22, 2011 08:42:53 PM,
PTI
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Madhyamam:
A Muslim media success story
Kerala's
Muslims, who form roughly a quarter of the state's population, are
among the most literate Muslim communities in India. A major reason
for, as well as a consequence of, the community's high literacy rate
is the thriving Muslim-owned Malayalam press.
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Mumbai:
Maharashtra Governor K Sankaranarayanan launched the Mumbai
edition of the Malayalam Daily 'Madhyamam' at a function here.
Oscar winning sound recordist Resul Pookutty released the special
supplement of the newspaper at the function yesterday.
Former editor of Times of India and Director of the School of
Geopolitics, Manipal University, M D Nalapat, senior journalist P
K Ravindranath, Chairman of Madhyamam Publications T Arifali and
editor O Abdurahman were present on this occasion.
Madhyamam is published from nine centres in India (Mumbai is the
10th) and nine centres in the Middle East.
It will be the fourth major Malayalam daily published from Mumbai,
the others being Malayala Manorama, Mathrubhumi and Kalakaumudi.
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