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Adv271220122.Pdf LIST OF NEWSPAPERS/PERIODICALS APPROVED IN PAC MEETING Application Sl.No. Newspaper Name Edition Periodicity Language Remarks No. State : ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR 1. 0812F23310-001 ARTHIK LIPI PORT BLAIR DAILY(M) BENGALI No. of Newspaper in the State : 1 State : ANDHRA PRADESH 2. 0812F01415-011 ADHINETHA VISAKHAPATNAM MONTHLY TELUGU 3. 0812F01411-010 CHURAKALU KHANAPUR DAILY(E) TELUGU DECCAN AGE ENGLISH 4. 0812F01100-002 HYDERABAD DAILY(M) ENGLISH DAILY 5. 0812F01163-001 HUSN-E-MILLATH HYDERABAD WEEKLY URDU INDIAN HORIZON ENGLISH DAILY PUB. ON 6. 0812F0110C-001 HYDERABAD ENGLISH DAILY SUNDAY KESARI RAJAKEEYA 7. 0812F01410-022 VISAKHAPATNAM DAILY(M) TELUGU SAMAJIKA PATRIKA 8. 0812F01410-024 MAHABUBNAGAR TIMES MAHABUBNAGAR DAILY(M) TELUGU 9. 0812F01413-003 NAVYA TELUGU WEEKLY ANDHRA PRADESH WEEKLY TELUGU 10. 0812F01410-057 NEETI PRAJALA RANGA REDDI DAILY(M) TELUGU 11. 0812F01410-043 NESTHAM DHARMAJIPET DAILY(M) TELUGU 12. 0812F01411-013 NETHAJI TELUGU DAILY VISAKHAPATNAM DAILY(E) TELUGU 13. 0812F01410-034 NETIANDHRA SRIKAKULAM DAILY(M) TELUGU 14. 0812F01410-014 NETIANDHRA KAKINADA DAILY(M) TELUGU 15. 0812F01100-005 POLITICAL CRISES HYDERABAD DAILY(M) ENGLISH 16. 0812F01410-010 PRAJA BALAM HYDERABAD DAILY(M) TELUGU 17. 0812F01410-005 PRAJA VIKASAM RANGAREDDY DAILY(M) TELUGU 18. 0812F01100-007 RELIABLE NEWS HYDERABAD DAILY(M) ENGLISH 19. 0812F01410-026 SATYA VARTHA MAHABUBNAGAR DAILY(M) TELUGU 20. 0812F01410-056 SPECIAL NEWS HYDERABAD DAILY(M) TELUGU 21. 0812F01410-015 SURYA GUNTUR DAILY(M) TELUGU 22. 0812F01410-016 TELANGANA NUNDI FOCUS KARIMNAGAR DAILY(M) TELUGU 23. 0812F01410-021 TELUGUWAARAM TIRUPATHI DAILY(M) TELUGU 24. 0812F01410-020 TELUGUWAARAM RANGA REDDY DAILY(M) TELUGU 25. 0812F01410-019 TELUGUWAARAM MAHABOOB NAGAR DAILY(M) TELUGU 26. 0812F01410-053 VEEDA RANGA REDDY DAILY(M) TELUGU 27. 0812F01410-032 VIJAYADUNDHUBHI HYDERABAD DAILY(M) TELUGU 28. 0812F01415-005 VINIYOGADHARSINI ANANTAPUR MONTHLY TELUGU No. of Newspaper in the State : 27 State : ASSAM 29. 0812F02305-001 SWARNALIPI GUWAHATI MONTHLY ASSAMESE No. of Newspaper in the State : 1 State : BIHAR 30. 0811F03160-003 DAUR E JADEED PATNA DAILY(M) URDU 31. 0812F03125-002 GAON SAMAJ PATNA MONTHLY HINDI HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT 32. 0812F03105-001 PATNA MONTHLY ENGLISH TIMES 33. 0212F03100-001 I NEXT PATNA DAILY(M) ENGLISH No. of Newspaper in the State : 4 State : CHHATTISGARH 34. 0812F33123-001 AKBAR TIMES RAIPUR WEEKLY HINDI 35. 0812F33120-006 DAINANDINI RAIPUR DAILY(M) HINDI 36. 0812F33120-009 KAHI ANKAHI BILASPUR DAILY(M) HINDI 37. 0812F33123-004 KISHAN DOOT RAIPUR WEEKLY HINDI 38. 0812F33121-005 LOK MAYA RAIPUR DAILY(E) HINDI 39. 0812F33120-016 PATRIKA, BHILAI BHILAI DAILY(M) HINDI 40. 0812F33120-015 PATRIKA RAIPUR DAILY(M) HINDI 41. 0812F33120-013 PEOPLES SAMACHAR RAIPUR DAILY(M) HINDI 42. 0812F33121-006 RIHAND TIMES AMBIKAPUR DAILY(E) HINDI 43. 0812F33125-001 TATPAR RAIPUR MONTHLY HINDI 44. 0812F33100-001 THE PIONEER RAIPUR DAILY(M) ENGLISH No. of Newspaper in the State : 11 State : DADRA AND NAGAR HAVELI 45. 0212F26124-001 UT TODAY DADRA FORTNIGHTLY HINDI No. of Newspaper in the State : 1 State : DELHI 46. 0812F27100-003 THE IMPRESSIVE TIMES NEW DELHI DAILY(M) ENGLISH 47. 0812F27123-003 BASTI BUREAU DELHI WEEKLY HINDI 48. 0812F27125-054 BHARTIYA SHOBHA DELHI MONTHLY HINDI 49. 0812F27125-056 BHOGOLIK BAL SAMRAT K-229/1 K. NGR DL-94 MONTHLY HINDI 50. 0812F27214-001 CHAMPAK DELHI FORTNIGHTLY GUJARATI 51. 0812F27434-001 CHAMPAK DELHI FORTNIGHTLY KANNADA 52. 0812F27204-001 CHAMPAK DELHI FORTNIGHTLY MARATHI 53. 0812F27425-002 CHAMPAK DELHI MONTHLY MALAYALAM 54. 0812F27405-002 CHAMPAK DELHI MONTHLY TAMIL 55. 0811F27125-007 CHETAN ANMOL SUKH DELHI MONTHLY HINDI 56. 0812F27105-018 CHIEF MINISTER DELHI MONTHLY ENGLISH 57. 0812F27100-002 DECCAN HERALD DELHI DAILY(M) ENGLISH 58. 0812F27123-042 DELHI AUR DELHI DELHI WEEKLY HINDI 59. 0812F27103-004 DELHI CORRIDOR NEW DELHI WEEKLY ENGLISH 60. 0812F27105-028 ELECTIRONICS BAZAAR NEW DELHI MONTHLY ENGLISH 61. 0812F27425-001 GRIHSHOBHA DELHI MONTHLY MALAYALAM 62. 0812F27125-047 GYAN VITARANAM NEW DELHI MONTHLY HINDI 63. 0812F27123-024 INSAF PASAND NEW DELHI WEEKLY HINDI 64. 0812F27160-004 INSINDIA DELHI DAILY(M) URDU 65. 0812F27125-038 IQRA TIMES DELHI MONTHLY HINDI 66. 0812F27105-019 JAMES BOND DELHI MONTHLY ENGLISH JUNIOR SCIENCE 67. 0812F27105-006 NEW DELHI MONTHLY ENGLISH REFRESHER 68. 0812F27124-001 LAST PERSON G-35/1. SHAKARPUR FORTNIGHTLY HINDI 69. 0812F27105-029 LEGACY INDIA DELHI MONTHLY ENGLISH 70. 0812F27104-001 LOTPOT A-5 MAYAPURI PHASE-1 FORTNIGHTLY ENGLISH 71. 0812F27124-003 LOTPOT HINDI A-5 MAYAPURI PHASE-1 FORTNIGHTLY HINDI 72. 0212F27120-013 MERI BHAWANA DELHI DAILY(M) HINDI 73. 0812F27125-003 MIDIA VISHPOT DELHI MONTHLY HINDI 74. 0812F27165-001 MY NEWS MY VIEWS NEW DELHI MONTHLY URDU 75. 0812F27100-004 OBLIGATION DELHI DAILY(M) ENGLISH 76. 0812F27125-050 PEOPLE OF INDIA DELHI MONTHLY HINDI 77. 0812F27104-002 PEOPLES POST NEW DELHI FORTNIGHTLY ENGLISH 78. 0812F27125-032 POLITICAL EXPRESS NEW DELHI MONTHLY HINDI 79. 0812F27105-031 PROUT NEW DELHI MONTHLY ENGLISH 80. 0812F27124-009 PUBLIC KI SHATABDI DELHI FORTNIGHTLY HINDI 81. 0812F27120-017 PUBLIC WARTA DELHI DAILY(M) HINDI 82. 0812F27123-035 REPORTER BHARAT NEW DELHI WEEKLY HINDI 83. 0812F27125-043 REPORTER KI KHABREIN DELHI MONTHLY HINDI 84. 0812F27125-051 ROYAL ASHOKA DELHI MONTHLY HINDI 85. 0812F27125-041 SADHNA SAMACHAR DELHI MONTHLY HINDI 86. 0812F27160-012 SAFA TIMES NEW DELHI DAILY(M) URDU 87. 0812F27125-035 SAI SENA TIMES DELHI MONTHLY HINDI 88. 0812F27123-023 SANT GADGE AMBEDKAR NEW DELHI WEEKLY HINDI 89. 0812F27405-001 SARAS SAARAL DELHI MONTHLY TAMIL 90. 0812F27125-045 SONE KI DELHI DELHI MONTHLY HINDI 91. 0212F27125-039 SOPAN STEP DELHI MONTHLY HINDI 92. 0812F27325-001 SOPANSTEP NEW DELHI MONTHLY ODIA 93. 0812F27125-052 STAR UDAY DELHI MONTHLY HINDI 94. 0812F27160-013 SUBH-E-INQUILAB DELHI DAILY(M) URDU 95. 0812F27124-007 SUCHANA ONLINE DELHI FORTNIGHTLY HINDI 96. 0812F27120-029 SWARAJKHABAR DELHI DAILY(M) HINDI 97. 0812F27180-002 TEGIA TIMES DELHI DAILY(M) PUNJABI 98. 0812F27100-006 THE COUNTRY TIMES DELHI DAILY(M) ENGLISH 99. 0212F27100-003 THE FINANCIAL WORLD DELHI DAILY(M) ENGLISH 100. 0812F27125-004 THE FREE MEDIA DELHI MONTHLY HINDI 101. 0812F27105-030 THE INFO IMPACT DELHI MONTHLY ENGLISH 102. 0812F27106-002 THETIMESOFAFRICA NEW DELHI BI-MONTHLY ENGLISH 103. 0812F27103-003 UDAY INDIA NEW DELHI WEEKLY ENGLISH No. of Newspaper in the State : 58 State : GUJARAT 104. 0812F04214-011 CAREER CHALLENGE RAJKOT FORTNIGHTLY GUJARATI 105. 0812F04213-007 CHALLENGER PALITANA WEEKLY GUJARATI 106. 0812F04210-003 KATHIAWAD POST RAJKOT DAILY(M) GUJARATI 107. 0812F04213-008 MAHILA JAGRUTI NEWS VADODARA WEEKLY GUJARATI DAILY EXCEPT 108. 0812F0421B-002 MANAV MITRA AHMEDABAD GUJARATI SUNDAY 109. 0812F04214-017 PIPAPANTH UDAY ADALAJ GANDHINAGAR FORTNIGHTLY GUJARATI 110. 0812F04120-001 SAAMNA TIMES SURAT DAILY(M) HINDI 111. 0812F04210-021 SANDESH BHUJ DAILY(M) GUJARATI 112. 0812F04210-002 SARDARGURJARI ANAND DAILY(M) GUJARATI 113. 0812F04211-004 SAURASHTRA AASPASS RAJKOT DAILY(E) GUJARATI 114. 0812F04213-004 SURYAVANSH AHMEDABAD WEEKLY GUJARATI 115. 0812F04210-007 THE ULTIMATE PALANPUR DAILY(M) GUJARATI DAILY EXCEPT 116. 0812F0421B-007 YUGNA ENDHAN BHARUCH GUJARATI SUNDAY YUGNAENDHAN DAILY DAILY EXCEPT 117. 0812F0421B-006 SURENDRANAGAR GUJARATI SURENDRANAGAR SUNDAY No. of Newspaper in the State : 14 State : HARYANA 118. 0812F05160-001 AALMIJUNG SONIPAT, HARYANA DAILY(M) URDU 119. 0812F05123-005 FARIDABAD DARSHAN FARIDABAD WEEKLY HINDI 120. 0812F05121-003 NABHCHHOR SCO 100 CUE 2 HISAR DAILY(E) HINDI 121. 0812F05125-043 SAADAR INDIA GURGAON MONTHLY HINDI 122. 0812F05185-001 SACHI SHIKSHA SIRSA MONTHLY PUNJABI 123. 0812F05125-044 SACHISHIKSHA SIRSA MONTHLY HINDI 124. 0812F05103-001 ZEE NEXT TIMES FARIDABAD WEEKLY ENGLISH No. of Newspaper in the State : 7 State : JAMMU AND KASHMIR 125. 0812F07160-009 DAILY AFAAQ SRINAGAR SRINAGAR DAILY(M) URDU 126. 0812F07160-001 DAILY CHATTAN SRINAGAR DAILY(M) URDU 127. 0812F07100-017 EARLYTIMEPLUS JAMMU DAILY(M) ENGLISH 128. 0812F07100-008 FINANCIAL EXPLORER JAMMU DAILY(M) ENGLISH DAILY EXCEPT 129. 0812F0716B-001 KASHMIR RAYS SRINAGAR URDU SUNDAY DAILY EXCEPT 130. 0812F0710B-001 MORNING GLORY JAMMU ENGLISH SUNDAY 131. 0212F07100-005 THE GLOBAL KASHMIR SOITAING SRINAGAR DAILY(M) ENGLISH 132. 0812F07100-009 YOUNG BITES, JAMMU JAMMU DAILY(M) ENGLISH No. of Newspaper in the State : 8 State : JHARKHAND 133. 0212F34120-003 AADIVASHI EXPRESS RANCHI DAILY(M) HINDI 134. 0812F34120-001 DAINIK BHASKAR DHANBAD DAILY(M) HINDI 135. 0812F34120-002 INDIAN PUNCH RANCHI DAILY(M) HINDI 136. 0212F34100-001 I NEXT RANCHI DAILY(M) ENGLISH No. of Newspaper in the State : 4 State : KARNATAKA 137. 0812F08435-005 BUTTI KARNATKA MONTHLY KANNADA 138. 0812F08430-001 NADOJ BELGAUM DAILY(M) KANNADA 139. 0812F08100-001 OBLIGATION BANGALORE DAILY(M) ENGLISH 140. 0812F08430-003 SAMYUKTA KARNATAKA DAVANAGERE DAILY(M) KANNADA 141. 0212F08430-002 UDAYAVANI, HUBLI HUBLI DAILY(M) KANNADA No. of Newspaper in the State : 5 State : KERALA 142. 0812F09420-001 MADHYAMAM THRISSUR DAILY(M) MALAYALAM No. of Newspaper in the State : 1 State : MADHYA PRADESH 143. 0812F10123-001 121916 BHOPAL WEEKLY HINDI 144. 0812F10125-025 ADHYAPAK KI AWAJ BHOPAL MONTHLY HINDI 145. 0812F10121-009 AKCHARPATH GWALIOR DAILY(E) HINDI 146. 0812F10125-015 AMRUTAM GWALIOR MONTHLY HINDI 147. 0812F10120-057 BALAGHAT EXPRESS BALAGHAT DAILY(M) HINDI 148. 0812F10120-028 BANDHAVBHOOMI UMARIA DAILY(M) HINDI 149. 0812F10121-004 BHARAT MAT BHOPAL DAILY(E) HINDI 150. 0812F10125-003 BHARTIYA KUSHTI INDORE MONTHLY HINDI
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