- Sinar Harian
Infobox Newspaper
name = Sinar Harian
caption = Front page of the inaugural Selangor & KL edition
type = Dailynewspaper
format = Compact
foundation =March 31 ,2006
ceased publication =
price = RM 1.00 daily.
owners = [http://www.karangkraf.com Kumpulan Karangkraf Sdn Bhd]
publisher = Akhbar Cabaran Sdn Bhd
editor = Abdul Jalil Ali
language = Malay
political =
circulation = 150,000
headquarters =Shah Alam ,Selangor
ISSN =
website = [http://www.sinarharian.com.my www.sinarharian.com.my] ms icon"Sinar Harian" (English: "Daily Light") is a
Malay language daily newspaper published inShah Alam ,Selangor ,Malaysia in a compact format. It first hit the newstands onMarch 31 ,2006 in the East Coast states ofKelantan andTerengganu before expanding its distribution to the state ofSelangor and the federal territory ofKuala Lumpur in the West Coast in September 2007."Sinar Harian" is noteworthy for its impartial and objective news content; compared with other Malay dailies, "Sinar Harian" channels views and opinions from all major sides of the Malaysian sociopolitical spectrum Fact|date=June 2008.
"Sinar Daily" is published by "Akhbar Cabaran Sdn Bhd", a company related to the "Kumpulan Karangkraf & Ultimate Group of Companies", a major publishing interest in Malaysia and currently has a cover price of
RM 1.00.Features
While providing the standard fare of national and international news, "Sinar Harian" also has a unique niche in providing regional and local news based on the regional editions published in the form of a pull-out section that takes up more than half of the printed pages in every issue. Current regional editions available are the Kelantan edition, Terengganu edition,
Pahang edition and the Selangor & KL edition.Regional correspondents known as "Skuad Cakna" (literally meaning "Concerned Squads", possibly colloquial for "Snoop Squads") are stationed in each district and major population centres in the states where the respective editions are published.
Trivia
* The newspaper's slogan; "Suara Cakna Komuniti Anda"; uses a term from the Kelantanese Malay dialect, "cakna", which literally means "to be concerned"
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