Pulse, Sri Lanka’s leading lifestyle platform, has recently been titled the ‘Best National Lifestyle Platform in South Asia’, by the 5th APAC Insider Awards, 2020. Hosted by APAC Insider, APAC Business Awards is a prestigious award that recognizes extraordinary talent in the Asia Pacific region. In a statement to the media, Pulse expressed its honour in accepting this award, which reflects the very essence of global talent.
The esteemed title acquired by Pulse is one of the most prominent titles awarded by APAC Business Insider. Having undergone a strict nomination and evaluation criteria, the results are based on Pulse’s contribution to the industry, as well as its service and performance excellence, Pulse said in a media release.
Celebrating the win, Editor-in-Chief of Pulse, Sachitha Kalingamudali expressed his gratitude towards the team, Pulse’s readers, viewers, clients, and collaborators. “5 years and an incredible team later, I couldn't be happier and prouder of how far we've come! It truly is the outcome of hard work and dedication and the urge to create unique content every day. There's no stopping us now!” he said
Pulse is a lifestyle platform initiated in 2015 and caters to a Sri Lankan audience, worldwide. Providing localised content on subjects rarely explored by mainstream Sri Lankan media, Pulse takes pride in its revolutionary perspectives of progressive content generation.
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