An old tool of political advertising survives in Tiruchi through traditional stencils

With governmental parties progressively favouring societal and physics media to canvass for votes, the request for accepted advertizing specified arsenic billboards, cutouts and stencils continues to nurture a tiny ecosystem wherever a endowment for creation is arsenic important arsenic engineering skill.

In his tiny store successful Tiruchi’s Anjuman Bazaar, K. Shanmugam, 52, displays a divers array of stencils featuring the names and symbols of governmental parties that volition beryllium contesting the State Legislative Assembly elections adjacent month.