Athuru Mithuru facts for kids

Athuru Mithuru is a special monthly paper for young children in Sri Lanka. It's written in the Sinhala language. This paper helps kids learn and get ready for preschool. It's the most popular paper of its kind in Sri Lanka.

About Athuru Mithuru

This educational paper is published by a company called Associated Newspapers of Ceylon Limited. This company is also known as Lake House and is owned by the government. Athuru Mithuru first started being published on May 1, 2012.

The paper is designed like a tabloid, which means it's a smaller size. It has many colorful drawings inside. The content follows the preschool curriculum in Sri Lanka.

What's Inside?

Athuru Mithuru is full of fun and learning activities. It includes many different things for young readers. You can find preschool activities to do. There are also drawings, poems, and stories. The paper often has competitions for kids to join.

Who Makes Athuru Mithuru?

The main person in charge of Athuru Mithuru is the editor-in-chief, Anoma Gangoda. Gunapala Jayalath works as the sub-editor. Around 100,000 copies of the paper are printed each month. Dinesh De Alwis manages all the sales. The Lake House Circulation Department distributes Athuru Mithuru across the entire island of Sri Lanka. Sunil Sendanayake leads this department.