KALANJIYAM International Journal of Tamil Studiesதமிழாய்வு வளங்கள்
A list of Tamil-language radio and web-radio stations from India, Sri Lanka and the diaspora, kept as a resource for listeners and for researchers working on Tamil media. Stations change their web addresses often; if a link no longer works, please let us know at editorial.kalanjiyam@ngmc.org. Tamil Radio/ TV Nila Fm Oli Oru Radio Raaga…
Looking for a Tamil–English or English–Tamil dictionary online? This page lists free dictionaries that Tamil students and researchers use, with a note on what each is best for. All of them are independent websites, not run by this journal; links open the external site. Tamil Changathi (தமிழ் சங்கதி) A popular free English–Tamil and Tamil–English dictionary,…
Project Madurai is an open, voluntary initiative, launched in 1998, that publishes free electronic texts of Tamil literature on the internet, in Unicode and as PDF. The project is led by Dr. K. Kalyanasundaram. Its official website is projectmadurai.org. The table below lists the works with their Project Madurai number, title, author and genre, with…
This search engine, hosted at suvadi.cict.in, lets you find the page of a digitised palm-leaf manuscript (சுவடி) that carries a given verse of a classical Tamil text. You can search by verse or sūtra number, or by any word in the verse – see the search hints below. Citing a manuscript: give the holding institution,…
There are two ways to write Tamil in Microsoft Word: type it with a Tamil keyboard built into Windows, or speak it using Word’s Dictate feature. Both produce Unicode Tamil, which is what journals – including KALANJIYAM – ask for. Method 1: Type with a Windows Tamil keyboard Open Settings → Time & language →…