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Tamil Murasu5 October 2026By K. Janarthanan

Hashvina wins 1st prize in Bharathanatyam competition

பயிற்சியால் கிடைத்த பரிசு“A prize earned through practice”

Our student Hashvina, 10, won first prize at the Bharathanatyam competition at Toa Payoh West Community Club, against 34 dancers, in her first ever solo. She danced Kalinga Narthanam, chosen by her teacher Ramalakshmi Viswanathan, after three weeks of practice alongside school.

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Vasantham TVTamil Murasu23 May 2026 · Tamil Mozhi Vizha

On Vasantham's Thaalam: Madhavi Ilakiya Mandram's Tamilar Thirunaal

மாதவி இலக்கிய மன்றத்தின் ‘தமிழர் திருநாள்’

Ramalakshmi Viswanathan performed at Tamilar Thirunaal, Madhavi Ilakiya Mandram's celebration for Tamil Mozhi Vizha 2026, which carries on the festival first started by Tamil Murasu founder G. Sarangapani. Vasantham's Thaalam (Indian Beat) covered the event, including her performance. Tamil Murasu reported on the event itself.

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Dinamani21 April 2026 · Coimbatore edition

Honoured at Singapore's Bharathidasan festival

அடுத்த தலைமுறையினருக்கு தாய்மொழிப் பயிற்சி மிகவும் அவசியம்

Dinamani's report on Singapore Tamil Ilakkiya Kalam's Bharathidasan festival at the National Library, where T. Stalin Gunasekaran, president of Makkal Sinthanai Peravai, presented the award for outstanding talent. The report's photo shows Ramalakshmi Viswanathan receiving it.

Poetry book launch‘காதல் துதி’Kadhal Thuthi
Tamil Murasu6 December 2025

Ramalakshmi Viswanathan dances at the ‘Kadhal Thuthi’ launch

At the launch of Ganga Baskaran's poetry collection at Sri Siva-Krishna Temple, Marsiling, our teacher performed to two of the book's poems, set to music for the occasion by Isaikavi Mathiyazhagan.