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Newspaper Wise Committment for All Advertisements in All State During the Period 2005-2006 advtg_report Page 1 of 54 NEWSPAPER WISE COMMITTMENT FOR ALL ADVERTISEMENTS IN ALL STATE DURING THE PERIOD 2005-2006. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SL CODE NEWSPAPER PUBLICATION LAN/PER INSERTIONS SPACE(SQ.CM) AMOUNT(RS) NO ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- STATE : ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR------------------------------------------------------ 1. 400068 ANDAMAN MURASU PORT BLAIR TAM/W 4 975.00 4,729.00 STATE : ANDHRA PRADESH------------------------------------------------------ 1. 410198 ANDHRA BHOOMI ANANTHAPUR TEL/D 18 10,630.00 52,301.00 2. 410202 ANDHRA JYOTHI ANANTHAPUR TEL/D 33 19,918.00 1,31,867.00 3. 100820 DECCAN CHRONICLE ANANTHAPUR ENG/D 27 9,050.00 54,064.00 4. 410251 EENADU ANANTHAPUR TEL/D 7 6,258.00 73,084.00 5. 410171 TEL.J.D.PATRIKA VAARTHA ANANTHAPUR TEL/D 60 29,516.00 1,78,919.00 6. 410219 ANDHRA JYOTHI CUDDAPPAH TEL/D 41 25,132.00 1,45,606.00 7. 410260 EENADU CUDDAPPAH TEL/D 5 3,209.00 27,985.00 8. 410227 RAYALASEEMA SAMAYAM CUDDAPPAH TEL/D 12 8,451.00 67,417.00 9. 410158 TEL.J.D.PATRIKA VAARTHA CUDDAPPAH TEL/D 68 31,198.00 1,81,714.00 10. 410012 ELURU TIMES ELURU TEL/D 7 3,540.00 27,852.00 11. 410117 GOPI KRISHNA ELURU TEL/D 7 2,795.00 32,807.00 12. 410009 RATNA GARBHA ELURU TEL/D 14 8,010.00 75,620.00 13. 410114 STATE TIMES ELURU TEL/D 19 9,630.00 1,00,487.00 14. 410194 ANDHRA JYOTHI GUNTUR TEL/D 72 38,031.00 2,90,858.00 15. 410209 ANDHRA PRABHA GUNTUR TEL/D 55 28,963.00 2,26,200.00 16. 410250 EENADU GUNTUR TEL/D 4 3,829.00 69,542.00 17. 100974 AD-VISE HYDERABAD ENG/D 3 460.00 1,682.00 18. 127147 AKASH JYOTI HYDERABAD HIN/D 100 17,315.00 1,15,072.00 19. 161149 AL-FAISAL HYDERABAD URD/M 7 1,630.00 9,013.00 20. 160975 AL-FIDA HYDERABAD URD/F 6 2,290.00 14,030.00 21. 410223 ALA HYDERABAD TEL/M 7 2,680.00 13,216.00 22. 410093 ANDHRA JYOTHI HYDERABAD TEL/D 449 1,52,722.00 15,38,155.00 23. 410014 ANDHRA PRABHA HYDERABAD TEL/D 144 50,506.00 3,48,989.00 24. 410180 ANDHRA SHAKTHI HYDERABAD TEL/D 10 2,860.00 14,877.00 25. 160562 BHAGYANAGAR OBSERVER HYDERABAD URD/D 1 200.00 731.00 26. 410168 BHAGYANAGAR SAYAM.PATRIKA HYDERABAD TEL/D 7 2,450.00 12,395.00 27. 160003 BHAGYANAGAR TIMES HYDERABAD URD/D 1 200.00 731.00 28. 100726 BUSINESS STANDARD HYDERABAD ENG/D 116 70,532.00 4,25,537.00 29. 100293 CITIZEN'S EVENING HYDERABAD ENG/D 98 17,240.00 2,11,176.00 30. 410272 DEEPIKA HYDERABAD TEL/W 2 600.00 6,501.00 31. 410243 EENADU HYDERABAD TEL/D 8 6,038.00 3,16,271.00 32. 410190 HAASAM HAASYA SANGEETA PATRIKA HYDERABAD TEL/F 4 1,490.00 13,234.00 33. 160969 HAMARA AWAM HYDERABAD URD/D 73 19,770.00 2,00,266.00 34. 120304 HINDI MILAP HYDERABAD HIN/D 428 1,39,927.00 12,81,756.00 35. 100876 INDIA TENDER & EMPLOYMENT JOURNAL HYDERABAD ENG/W 6 2,290.00 18,313.00 36. 410028 JAGRITI HYDERABAD TEL/W 7 2,680.00 14,751.00 37. 410166 JANATHA HYDERABAD TEL/D 3 710.00 4,547.00 38. 410268 KALANJALI HYDERABAD TEL/D 1 200.00 731.00 39. 410129 MAHANAGAR S.DINA PATRIKA HYDERABAD TEL/D 102 24,360.00 2,21,275.00 40. 410127 MAHARADHI HYDERABAD TEL/D 6 2,280.00 15,438.00 41. 160455 MAHESHAR HYDERABAD URD/D 40 8,530.00 82,032.00 42. 160008 MUNSIF HYDERABAD URD/D 379 1,36,245.00 18,43,612.00 43. 410170 NETI MANADESAM HYDERABAD TEL/D 1 200.00 1,712.00 44. 410139 NETI NIZAM HYDERABAD TEL/D 12 3,310.00 29,570.00 45. 100562 NEWS BOOM HYDERABAD ENG/D 39 5,650.00 37,380.00 46. 100739 NEWSLINE HYDERABAD ENG/D 17 5,360.00 43,472.00 47. 100687 OBLIGATION HYDERABAD ENG/D 8 2,490.00 18,244.00 48. 100878 PAYAMATH TIMES HYDERABAD ENG/W 4 1,690.00 12,698.00 49. 100076 PLEDGE HYDERABAD ENG/D 215 34,845.00 4,75,632.00 50. 100753 POLITICAL CRISES HYDERABAD ENG/D 7 1,980.00 17,086.00 51. 410195 PRAJA PORATAM HYDERABAD TEL/D 53 8,640.00 70,326.00 52. 125873 PRAJA SAHAYATA HYDERABAD HIN/D 36 6,835.00 45,836.00 53. 410173 PRAJASAKTI HYDERABAD TEL/D 212 72,640.00 5,41,784.00 54. 160007 REHNUMA-E-DECCAN HYDERABAD URD/D 138 55,283.00 3,79,180.00 55. 100747 RING SIDE VIEW HYDERABAD ENG/M 6 2,090.00 20,959.00 56. 160628 SAZ-E-DECCAN HYDERABAD URD/D 21 5,930.00 52,600.00 57. 160006 SIYASAT HYDERABAD URD/D 351 1,23,005.00 13,39,896.00 58. 100474 SKYLINE HYDERABAD ENG/D 40 7,995.00 80,880.00 59. 160639 STATE INDUSTRIAL NEWS HYDERABAD URD/D 6 2,290.00 11,294.00 http://10.23.120.198/media/(S(ohtnu555qx4baivoughzemff))/advtg_report.aspx 8/5/2010 advtg_report Page 2 of 54 60. 127008 SWATANTRA VAARTHA HYDERABAD HIN/D 62 12,005.00 81,877.00 61. 160499 TAKEED HYDERABAD URD/W 7 2,680.00 11,639.00 62. 100470 TAKEED (ENGLISH DAILY) HYDERABAD ENG/D 34 4,570.00 21,947.00 63. 410151 TEL.J.D.PATRIKA VAARTHA HYDERABAD TEL/D 1,018 3,27,547.00 64,42,060.00 64. 100644 THE ECONOMIC TIMES HYDERABAD ENG/D 419 1,32,623.50 11,88,984.00 65. 100682 THE FOURTH VOICE HYDERABAD ENG/D 13 6,760.00 71,400.00 66. 100918 THE FREEDOM NATIONS HYDERABAD ENG/D 1 200.00 731.00 67. 100788 THE HINDU HYDERABAD ENG/D 972 2,74,611.00 66,53,779.00 68. 100836 THE HINDU BUSINESS LINE HYDERABAD ENG/D 3 1,560.00 6,289.00 69. 100016 THE NEW INDIAN EXPRESS HYDERABAD ENG/D 1,129 2,36,598.00 16,64,539.00 70. 100892 THE NEW SUNDAY EXPRESS HYDERABAD ENG/D 13 7,796.00 46,565.00 71. 100877 THE SUNDAY TIMES OF INDIA HYDERABAD ENG/D 23 9,419.00 69,892.00 72. 100740 THE TIMES OF INDIA HYDERABAD ENG/D 626 1,44,108.00 27,97,377.00 73. 100566 TODAY FREEDOM HYDERABAD ENG/D 15 3,150.00 28,064.00 74. 410242 UDAYA BHARATAM HYDERABAD TEL/D 4 920.00 3,949.00 75. 410148 USHODAYUM S.DINA PATRIKA HYDERABAD TEL/D 131 25,645.00 2,31,953.00 76. 410236 VAARTHA REKHA HYDERABAD TEL/D 3 780.00 3,437.00 77. 410145 VARTHAMAANAM T.D.PATRIKA HYDERABAD TEL/D 10 2,360.00 15,752.00 78. 410182 VIJAYA VIHARAM HYDERABAD TEL/M 4 1,490.00 14,071.00 79. 410153 VIJAYABHANU HYDERABAD TEL/D 298 85,928.00 11,41,718.00 80. 410211 VISION ANDHRA HYDERABAD TEL/D 13 3,250.00 23,118.00 81. 161114 WORLD VICE HYDERABAD URD/D 21 3,320.00 16,304.00 82. 410220 ANDHRA JYOTHI KAKINADA TEL/D 45 25,026.00 1,41,431.00 83. 410210 JANA SPANDANA KAKINADA TEL/D 3 780.00 6,466.00 84. 410196 ANDHRA BHOOMI KARIMNAGAR TEL/D 17 9,720.00 42,919.00 85. 410192 ANDHRA JYOTHI KARIMNAGAR TEL/D 38 23,866.00 1,74,877.00 86. 410207 ANDHRA PRABHA KARIMNAGAR TEL/D 50 30,194.00 2,33,910.00 87. 100821 DECCAN CHRONICLE KARIMNAGAR ENG/D 51 20,760.00 1,99,605.00 88. 410201 TEL.J.D.PATRIKA VAARTHA KARIMNAGAR TEL/D 36 19,384.00 1,42,710.00 89. 410217 ANDHRA JYOTHI KHAMMAM TEL/D 48 22,521.00 1,22,105.00 90. 410249 EENADU KHAMMAM TEL/D 10 4,839.00 51,653.00 91. 410212 PRAJASAKTI KHAMMAM TEL/D 132 45,131.00 2,35,616.00 92. 410225 TEL.J.D.PATRIKA VAARTHA KHAMMAM TEL/D 74 23,833.00 1,90,187.00 93. 410216 ANDHRA JYOTHI KURNOOL TEL/D 37 23,096.00 1,34,340.00 94. 410261 EENADU KURNOOL TEL/D 5 4,189.00 46,090.00 95. 410226 PRAJASAKTI KURNOOL TEL/D 27 22,962.00 1,67,772.00 96. 410199 TEL J.D.PATRIKA VAARTHA KURNOOL TEL/D 62 25,864.00 2,03,008.00 97. 410200 TEL.J.D.PATRIKA VAARTHA MAHABOOBNAGAR TEL/D 49 26,937.00 1,51,562.00 98. 410256 EENADU MEHABOOBNAGAR TEL/D 3 2,209.00 26,266.00 99. 410230 ANDHRA JYOTHI NALGONDA TEL/D 40 27,362.00 1,24,139.00 100. 410221 ANDHRA BHOOMI NELLORE TEL/D 10 3,080.00 17,037.00 101. 410218 ANDHRA JYOTHI NELLORE TEL/D 78 37,141.00 2,07,320.00 102. 100905 DECCAN CHRONICLE NELLORE ENG/D 72 24,910.00 1,77,284.00 103. 410247 EENADU NELLORE TEL/D 8 4,549.00 46,296.00 104. 410233 LAWYER NELLORE TEL/W 12 6,000.00 45,787.00 105. 410222 TEL.J.D.PATRIKA VAARTHA NELLORE TEL/D 117 46,894.00 2,69,742.00 106.
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