Pravasi Express

Pravasi Express

Type	Fortnight newspaper
Owner(s)	Pravasi Publications
Publisher	Pravasi Publications
Editor-in-chief	Rajesh Kumar
Founded	2012
Language	Malayalam, English
Website	www.pravasiexpress.com

Pravasi Express is a bilingual newspaper (in Malayalam and English) publishing from Singapore. Pravasi Publications formed in 2012 entering to publishing arena, with launch of Malayalam fortnight newspaper PravasiExpress from Singapore.

Overview

Pravasi Express presents news from various categories like Singapore news, Kerala News, World news, Entertainment, Lifestyle, Arts & Culture, Technology, Sports, Movies etc. Pravasi Express also has the online portal for the newspaper with pravasiexpress.com. Also m.pravasiexpress.com is introduced to help readers to read Malayalam news with Pravasi Express in mobile devices. ^[1]

Pravasi Express Awards

Pravasi Express Awards (PE Awards) was introduced in 2013 during the one year successful completion of the Pravasi Express Newspaper. The awards were given to appreciate Malayalee personalities for their invaluable commitment and contributions to the society and arts.The first PE Awards were presented on 4 August 2013 in a public function at Spring Auditorium, Singapore with over 500 guests. The absence of Former Chief Minister of Kerala V. S. Achuthanandan was a show stealer, but the ceremony turned out to be a fabulous one with colourful performances by artists from Singapore and India. Former Chief Minister was supposed to be the chief guest of the event and was also about to receive the Pravasi Express "Life Achievement Award" in the ceremony.^[2]^[3] ^[4]^[5]^[6]

References

↑ Express, Pravasi. "PravasiExpress". Pravasi Publications.
↑ YouTube. "Introduction to Pravasi Express Awards".
↑ YouTube. "V. S. Achuthanandan Award Ceremony".
↑ PravasiExpress. "Award Ceremony Pictures". PravasiExpress NewsPaper. Retrieved 1 February 2014.
↑ Kaumudi NewsPaper. "www.kaumudi.com". Keralakaumudi. Retrieved 1 February 2014.
↑ V.S Achuthanandan Awarded Life Time Achievement Award. "Manorama Online".

External links

Official website (Optimized for mobile devices)

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