Pulse awarded ‘Social Media Channel of the Year’

Pulse awarded ‘Social Media Channel of the Year’

July 8, 2024   08:24 pm

Sri Lanka’s leading lifestyle platform ‘Pulse.lk’ has been presented with the award for the ‘Social Media Channel of the Year’ at the 5th New Generation Asia Awards 2024 organized by the National Youth Services Council (NYSC) and Women in Management (WIM).

The awards ceremony was held in Colombo on Monday (08).

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