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AUDIT BUREAU of CIRCULATIONS Details of Distribution and Territorial Breakdown of Circulation No AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS Details of Distribution and Territorial Breakdown of circulation No. Name of the Publication : DAINIK JAGRAN, Gorakhpur 120 218-A Average Circulation for the audit period : July/December 2008 : 1,22,238 Section A Section B Statewise distribution in India and outside India Townwise distribution (250 copies or more) in various States Average Average Circulation Circulation 1.In the town(s) of Publication GORAKHPUR 45,527 UTTAR PRADESH 2. In the State(s) in which the town(s) of publication is situated : Basti Dist. UTTAR PRADESH 75,461 Basti 6,083 3. In Other States Other Places 4,277 SOUTHERN ZONE Andhra Pradesh - Karnataka - Dist. Total 10,360 Kerala - Deoria Dist. Lakshadweep - Bhatni Bazar 530 Pondicherry - Bhatpar Rani 527 Tamil Nadu - Deoria 6,692 WESTERN ZONE Gaura Barhaj 680 Chhattisgarh - Lar 379 Dadra & Nagar Haveli - Rudrapur 601 Daman & Diu - Salempur 425 Goa - Other Places 7,282 Gujarat - Madhya Pradesh - Dist. Total 17,116 Maharashtra - Gorakhpur Dist. NORTHERN ZONE Bansgaon 378 Chandigarh - Barhalganj 765 Delhi - Gola Bazar 328 Haryana - Gorakhpur 45,527 Himachal Pradesh - Pipiganj 849 Jammu & Kashmir - Pipraich 418 Punjab - Sahjanwa 990 Rajasthan - Other Places 11,333 Uttaranchal - EASTERN ZONE Dist. Total 60,588 Andaman & Nicobar Islands - Kushinagar Dist. Arunachal Pradesh - Hata 578 Assam - Kaptanganj 587 Bihar 509 Khadda 313 Jharkhand - Padrauna 2,186 Manipur - Ramkola 503 Meghalaya - Other Places 8,024 Mizoram - Nagaland - Orissa - Dist. Total 12,191 Rest of India - - Maharajganj Dist. Sikkim Anandnagar 450 Tripura - 1,437 - Mahrajganj West Bengal Nautanwa 278 4. Outside India 741 Nichlaul 324 Siswa Bazar 409 Other Places 4,721 Dist. Total 7,619 Other Districts Other Places 159 TOTAL 1,22,238 P.T.O. -2- No. 120 218-A DAINIK JAGRAN, Gorakhpur SECTION ’B’ Town-wise distribution (250 copies or more) in various States Town Average Town Average Town Average Circulation Circulation Circulation Dist. Total 159 Sant Kabir Nagar Dist. Mehdawal 723 Other Places 4,278 Dist. Total 5,001 Siddharthnagar Dist. Bansi 534 Barhani Bazar 382 Shohratgarh 395 Other Places 6,643 Dist. Total 7,954 BIHAR Gopalganj Dist. Other Places 474.
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