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Name of Newspapers Language Editions Publish Date Size Total Size Rate Amount Less 15% Net Amount PRODUCT Deccan Chronicle English Hyderabad 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 261.32 146341.44 21951.216 124390.22 DISPLAY Vaartha Telgu Guntur 02.08.2013 28wX20h 560 33.46 18737.60 2810.64 15926.96 DISPLAY Saakshi Telgu Hyderabad 31.07.2013 28wX20h 560 140.39 78619.52 11792.928 66826.59 DISPLAY ECHO of Arunachal English Itanagar 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 20.15 11281.76 1692.264 9589.50 DISPLAY Arunachal Front English Itanagar 31.07.2013 28wX20h 560 20.15 11281.76 1692.264 9589.50 DISPLAY Sentinel English Guwahati 31.07.2013 28wX20h 560 28.27 15828.96 2374.344 13454.62 DISPLAY Assamiya Khabar Assamese Guwahati 31.07.2013 28wX20h 560 37.91 21230.72 3184.608 18046.11 DISPLAY Dainik Janambhumi Assamese Jorhat 31.07.2013 28wX20h 560 20.15 11281.76 1692.264 9589.50 DISPLAY Hindustan Hindi Patna 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 131.68 73743.04 11061.456 62681.58 DISPLAY Desh Videsh Urdu Bhagalpur 31.07.2013 28wX20h 560 33.46 18737.60 2810.64 15926.96 DISPLAY Dainik Jagran Hindi Muzaffarpur 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 44.60 24978.24 3746.736 21231.50 DISPLAY Prabhat Khabar Hindi Bhagalpur 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 37.91 21230.72 3184.608 18046.11 DISPLAY Prabhat Khabar Hindi Jamshedpur 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 44.60 24978.24 3746.736 21231.50 DISPLAY Sanmarg Hindi Ranchi 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 33.46 18737.60 2810.64 15926.96 DISPLAY Navbharat Hindi Raipur 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 92.47 51783.20 7767.48 44015.72 DISPLAY Nai Duniya Hindi Raipur 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 44.62 24986.08 3747.912 21238.17 DISPLAY Vartaman Pravah Gujarati Daman 31.07.2013 28wX20h 560 20.19 11306.40 1695.96 9610.44 DISPLAY Times of India English Ahmedabad 31.07.2013 28wX20h 560 91.67 51336.32 7700.448 43635.87 DISPLAY Gujarat Samachar Gujarati Ahmedabad 31.07.2013 28wX20h 560 218.74 122492.16 18373.824 104118.34 DISPLAY Haribhoomi Hindi Rohatak 31.07.2013 28wX20h 560 44.60 24978.24 3746.736 21231.50 DISPLAY Aaj Samaj Hindi Ambala 31.07.2013 28wX20h 560 143.15 80164.00 12024.6 68139.40 DISPLAY The Tribune English Chandigarh 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 88.72 49682.08 7452.312 42229.77 DISPLAY Punjab Kesari Hindi Ludhiana 02.08.2013 28wX20h 560 67.55 37828.00 5674.2 32153.80 DISPLAY Chadikala Punjabi Patiala 31.07.2013 28wX20h 560 33.46 18737.60 2810.64 15926.96 DISPLAY Sakal Marathi Pune 31.07.2013 28wX20h 560 258.96 145016.48 21752.472 123264.01 DISPLAY Hindustan Times English Mumbai 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 184.46 103299.84 15494.976 87804.86 DISPLAY Lok Satta Marathi Mumbai 31.07.2013 28wX20h 560 91.35 51156.00 7673.4 43482.60 DISPLAY Tarun Bharat Marathi Panaji 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 28.27 15828.96 2374.344 13454.62 DISPLAY Gomantak Marathi Panaji 31.07.2013 28wX20h 560 15.88 8890.56 1333.584 7556.98 DISPLAY Deccan Herald English Bangalore 31.07.2013 28wX20h 560 71.95 40289.76 6043.464 34246.30 DISPLAY Salar Urdu Hubli 31.07.2013 28wX20h 560 20.15 11281.76 1692.264 9589.50 DISPLAY Prajavani Kannada Hubli 31.07.2013 28wX20h 560 37.91 21230.72 3184.608 18046.11 DISPLAY Vijay Karnataka Kannada Mysore 31.07.2013 28wX20h 560 28.99 16236.64 2435.496 13801.14 DISPLAY Malayala Manorama Malayalam Kottayam 31.07.2013 24.6wX20h 492 155.82 76663.44 11499.516 65163.92 DISPLAY Mathrubhoomi Malayalam Kozhikode 31.07.2013 24.4wX20h 488 72.32 35294.11 5294.1168 30000.00 DISPLAY The Hindu English Kochi 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 44.60 24978.24 3746.736 21231.50 DISPLAY Dainik Bhaskar Hindi Jabalpur 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 82.52 46208.96 6931.344 39277.62 DISPLAY Sandhya Pahal Hindi Gwalior 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 28.27 15828.96 2374.344 13454.62 DISPLAY Madhya Jandarshan hindi Murena 31.07.2013 28wX20h 560 28.27 15828.96 2374.344 13454.62 DISPLAY Nai Duniya Hindi Indore 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 89.33 50027.04 7504.056 42522.98 DISPLAY Pragativadi Oriya Bhubneshwar 31.07.2013 28wX20h 560 118.65 66444.00 9966.6 56477.40 DISPLAY Dharitri Oriya Dhenkanal 31.07.2013 28wX20h 560 24.33 13625.92 2043.888 11582.03 DISPLAY Akhbarnama Urdu Bhubneshwar 31.07.2013 28wX20h 560 15.88 8890.56 1333.584 7556.98 DISPLAY Rajasthan Patrika Hindi Jaipur 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 188.38 105495.04 15824.256 89670.78 DISPLAY Pratahkaal Hindi Udaipur 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 64.68 36220.80 5433.12 30787.68 DISPLAY Dainik Bhaskar Hindi Jodhpur 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 58.00 32481.12 4872.168 27608.95 DISPLAY Dainik Navajyoti Hindi Ajmer 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 67.97 38063.20 5709.48 32353.72 DISPLAY The Hindu English Chennai 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 191.48 107227.68 16084.152 91143.53 DISPLAY Daily Thanthi Tamil Madurai 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 46.55 26068.00 3910.2 22157.80 DISPLAY Dinakaran Tamil Coimbatore 04.08.2013 28wX20h 560 73.35 41073.76 6161.064 34912.70 DISPLAY Amar Ujala Hindi Lucknow 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 28.99 16236.64 2435.496 13801.14 DISPLAY Amar Ujala Hindi Agra 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 64.92 36354.08 5453.112 30900.97 DISPLAY Amar Ujala Hindi Meerut 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 62.64 35076.16 5261.424 29814.74 DISPLAY Dainik Jagran Hindi Gorakhpur 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 61.19 34268.64 5140.296 29128.34 DISPLAY Dainik Jagran Hindi Varanasi 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 90.78 50834.56 7625.184 43209.38 DISPLAY Hindustan Hindi Bareilly 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 44.60 24978.24 3746.736 21231.50 DISPLAY Dainik Jagran Hindi Dehradun 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 48.22 27000.96 4050.144 22950.82 DISPLAY Uttar Ujala Hindi Nainital 31.07.2013 28wX20h 560 28.99 16236.64 2435.496 13801.14 DISPLAY Divya Himachal Hindi Shimla 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 20.15 11281.76 1692.264 9589.50 DISPLAY Amar Ujala Hindi Dharamshala 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 28.99 16236.64 2435.496 13801.14 DISPLAY Kattu Satya English Jammu 31.07.2013 28wX20h 560 20.15 11281.76 1692.264 9589.50 DISPLAY State Times English Jammu 31.07.2013 28wX20h 560 76.73 42971.04 6445.656 36525.38 DISPLAY Uqab Urdu Srinagar 31.07.2013 28wX20h 560 24.33 13625.92 2043.888 11582.03 DISPLAY Himalaya Darpan Nepali Silliguri 31.07.2013 28wX20h 560 24.33 13625.92 2043.888 11582.03 DISPLAY Sanmarg Hindi Kolkata 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 49.27 27588.96 4138.344 23450.62 DISPLAY Mawphor Khasi Shillong 31.07.2013 28wX20h 560 28.27 15828.96 2374.344 13454.62 DISPLAY Mizoram Post English Aizwal 31.07.2013 28wX20h 560 33.46 18737.60 2810.64 15926.96 DISPLAY Vanglaini Mizo Aizwal 01.08.2013 28wX20h 560 24.33 13625.92 2043.888 11582.03 DISPLAY The Time of India English Delhi 28.07.2013 28wX20h 560 470.46 263455.36 39518.304 223937.06 DISPLAY Hindustan Times English Delhi 29.07.2013 28wX20h 560 430.07 240836.96 36125.544 204711.42 DISPLAY Navbharat Times Hindi Delhi 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 229.25 128380.00 19257 109123.00 DISPLAY Indian Express English Delhi 28.07.2013 28wX20h 560 33.46 18737.60 2810.64 15926.96 DISPLAY The Hindu English Delhi 30.07.2013 28wX20h 560 54.57 30560.32 4584.048 25976.27 DISPLAY Dainik Jagran Hindi Delhi 28.07.2013 28wX20h 560 163.49 91555.52 13733.328 77822.19 DISPLAY Name of Newspapers Language Editions Publish Date Size Total Size Rate Amount Less 15% Net Amount Deccan Chronicle English Hyderabad 10.08.2013 28wX20h 560 261.32 146341.44 21951.216 124390.22 DISPLAY Andhra Prabha Telgu Tirupati 10.08.2013 28wX20h 560 28.27 15828.96 2374.344 13454.62 DISPLAY ECHO of Arunachal English Itanagar 10.08.2013 28wX20h 560 20.15 11281.76 1692.264 9589.50 DISPLAY Arunachal Times English Itanagar 10.08.2013 28wX20h 560 28.27 15828.96 2374.344 13454.62 DISPLAY Sentinel English Guwahati 10.08.2013 28wX20h 560 28.27 15828.96 2374.344 13454.62 DISPLAY Assamiya Khabar Assamese Guwahati 10.08.2013 28wX20h 560 37.91 21230.72 3184.608 18046.11 DISPLAY Nababarta Prasanga Bengali Karimganj 10.08.2013 28wX20h 560 24.33 13625.92 2043.888 11582.03 DISPLAY Dainik Janambhumi Assamies Jorhat 10.08.2013 28wX20h 560 20.15 11281.76 1692.264 9589.50 DISPLAY Hindustan Hindi Patna 10.08.2013 28wX20h 560 131.68 73743.04 11061.456 62681.58 DISPLAY Desh Videsh Urdu Bhalgalpur 10.08.2013 28wX20h 560 33.46 18737.60 2810.64 15926.96 DISPLAY Dainik Jagran Hindi Muzaffarpur 10.08.2013 28wX20h 560 44.60 24978.24 3746.736 21231.50 DISPLAY Prabhat Khabar Hindi Bhalgalpur 10.08.2013 28wX20h 560 37.91 21230.72 3184.608 18046.11 DISPLAY Prabhat Khabar Hindi Jamshedpur 10.08.2013 28wX20h 560 44.60 24978.24 3746.736 21231.50 DISPLAY Shwet Patra Hindi Deoghar 10.08.2013 28wX20h 560 28.99 16236.64 2435.496 13801.14 DISPLAY Dainik Bhaskar Hindi Raipur 10.08.2013 28wX20h 560 93.87 52567.20 7885.08 44682.12 DISPLAY Nai Duniya Hindi Raipur 10.08.2013 28wX20h 560 44.62 24986.08 3747.912 21238.17 DISPLAY Kaumi Mukam Urdu Raipur 10.08.2013 28wX20h 560 28.27 15828.96 2374.344 13454.62 DISPLAY Samvad Sadhna Hindi Korba 10.08.2013 28wX20h 560 20.19 11306.40 1695.96 9610.44 DISPLAY Vartaman Pravah Gujarati Daman 10.08.2013 28wX20h 560 20.19 11306.40 1695.96 9610.44 DISPLAY Asali Azadi Hindi Daman 10.08.2013 28wX20h 560 11.73 6569.92 985.488 5584.43 DISPLAY Times of India English Ahmedabad 10.08.2013 28wX20h 560 91.67 51336.32 7700.448 43635.87 DISPLAY Sandesh Gujarati Ahmedabad 10.08.2013 28wX20h 560 158.96 89015.36 13352.304 75663.06 DISPLAY Young Leader Hindi Ahmedabad 10.08.2013 28wX20h 560 72.39 40540.64 6081.096 34459.54 DISPLAY Jai Hind Gujarati Rajkot 10.08.2013 28wX20h 560 33.46 18737.60 2810.64 15926.96 DISPLAY Haribhoomi Hindi Rohatak 10.08.2013 28wX20h 560 44.60 24978.24 3746.736 21231.50 DISPLAY Dainik Bhaskar Hindi Panipat 10.08.2013 28wX20h 560 68.01 38086.72 5713.008 32373.71 DISPLAY Aaj Samaj Hindi Ambala 10.08.2013 28wX20h 560 143.15 80164.00 12024.6 68139.40 DISPLAY Manav Jagat Hindi
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