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Amount passed for payment since 01/04/2006 till date for the advertisements issued by DAVP (Both for advertisements issued before 01/04/2006 and advertisements issued after 01/04/2006) Report run on: December 4, 2006 Np Name Pub City Periodicity Amount passed for payment CHAMBAL SURKHI MURAINA DAILY(M) 8,242 AABSHAR CALCUTTA DAILY(M) 1,59,791 AACHAR VICHAR TIMES LUCKNOW WEEKLY 11,188 AACHARYA VIKAS HANUMANGARH FORTNIGHTLY 5,620 AADHA JAMANA BHILWARA WEEKLY 5,831 AADYAA BHUBANESHWAR FORTNIGHTLY 8,569 AAGAZ DEHRADUN WEEKLY 3,954 AAJ ALLAHABAD DAILY(M) 3,74,008 AAJ LUCKNOW DAILY(M) 1,81,226 AAJ KA ADHYAN RAIBAREILY QUARTERLY 16,404 AAJ KA ANAND PUNE DAILY(M) 2,83,446 AAJ KA ANUBHAV BHOPAL WEEKLY 4,167 AAJ KA DALIT DELHI WEEKLY 5,684 AAJ KA DARPAN MUZAFFARNAGAR WEEKLY 3,850 AAJ KA NIZAMABAD NIZAMABAD DAILY(M) 2,750 AAJ KAAL (KOLKATA) SILIGURI DAILY(M) 2,590 AAJ KI JANDHARA RAIPUR DAILY(M) 7,361 AAJ KI RAPORT BARABANKI DAILY(M) 11,830 AAJ KI REPORT LUCKNOW DAILY(E) 6,942 AAJ-KA-VICHAR R.VICHAR ETAWAH WEEKLY 5,392 AAJ-KI-JANTA INDORE WEEKLY 5,421 AAJKAL KOLKATA DAILY(M) 14,28,200 AAJKER BARRACKPORE BARRACKPORE FORTNIGHTLY 5,768 AAKASH KA SITARA KOTA FORTNIGHTLY 7,242 AAKHIRI DUNIYA LAKHIMPUR KHERE WEEKLY 11,187 AAKIF KI MEHFIL DELHI MONTHLY 8,041 AALLA SANDESH DELHI DAILY(M) 38,739 AALOK ALKAPURI PATNA DAILY(M) 39,719 AANDHI JHALAWAR WEEKLY 2,288 AANDHI AUR TOOFAN AHMEDABAD WEEKLY 5,648 AAP BEETI KAHANIYAN DELHI MONTHLY 10,109 AAP KA SAATHI LUCKNOW WEEKLY 8,567 AAP TAK SAMASTIPUR DAILY(M) 73,232 AARMBH AUR ANT MEERUT BI-MONTHLY 8,044 AARMBH AUR ANT MEERUT WEEKLY 8,972 AARTHIK DHARA KOLKATA DAILY(M) 2,60,789 AATMA KATHA PATNA DAILY(M) 71,774 AATMA KI JWALA DUNGARPUR DAILY(M) 5,258 ABHILASHA KA SANSAR LUCKNOW WEEKLY 4,520 ABHIPRERANA DEHRADUN FORTNIGHTLY 2,499 ABHIVYAKTI JAGAT LUCKNOW FORTNIGHTLY 23,341 ABHIVYAKTI JAGAT LUCKNOW WEEKLY 11,523 ABHIYAAN MUMBAI WEEKLY 11,912 ACHARAN GWALIOR DAILY(M) 4,99,215 Page 1 Amount passed for payment since 01/04/2006 till date for the advertisements issued by DAVP (Both for advertisements issued before 01/04/2006 and advertisements issued after 01/04/2006) Report run on: December 4, 2006 Np Name Pub City Periodicity Amount passed for payment ACHARAN SAGAR DAILY(M) 22,849 ACHOOK SAMACHAR LUCKNOW WEEKLY 7,163 AD-VISE HYDERABAD DAILY(M) 4,022 ADAB TIMES GONDA DAILY(M) 42,072 ADAMAYA UJJAIN WEEKLY 8,781 ADARSH JYOTI SULTANPUR DAILY(M) 21,015 ADHIKAR JAIPUR DAILY(M) 41,432 ADHUNIK RAJASTHAN AJMER DAILY(M) 26,565 ADHUNIK VATAVARAN AJMER FORTNIGHTLY 5,831 ADHYATAM JAGAT MUZAFFAR NAGAR WEEKLY 7,286 ADI SHAKTI KANPUR WEEKLY 15,324 ADITYA TIMES AMBEDKAR NAGAR WEEKLY 4,832 ADTIOIN DEHRADUN WEEKLY 12,552 ADVT.N ADVT. DELHI DAILY(M) 1,08,072 AFRO ASIAI SANDESH LAKHIMPUR KHERI DAILY(E) 12,928 AGAUNA SANDESH BASTI WEEKLY 8,422 AGEETAYAN LUCKNOW WEEKLY 6,691 AGHAZ-E-NAU RAMPUR WEEKLY 4,081 AGNEEPATH BHOPAL DAILY(M) 64,411 AGNIBAN INDORE DAILY(E) 3,87,017 AGNICHARAN ORAI DAILY(M) 44,808 AGNIPATH UJJAIN DAILY(M) 54,872 AGNISHIKHA SAMBALPUR DAILY(E) 2,07,902 AGRA DOOT JABALPUR DAILY(E) 52,226 AGRADOOT BILASPUR DAILY(E) 1,18,646 AGRADOOT RAIPUR DAILY(E) 97,613 AGRASEN SHAKTI JAIPUR FORTNIGHTLY 4,165 AGRICULTURE TODAY DELHI MONTHLY 4,181 AGROBIOS NEWSLETTER JODHPUR MONTHLY 7,186 AGYAT SHATRU BASTI FORTNIGHTLY 15,322 AHA ZINDAGI JAIPUR MONTHLY 44,054 AHERIA TIMES KASHIPUR FORTNIGHTLY 4,832 AHMEDABAD SAMACHAR AHMEDABAD WEEKLY 5,831 AIHRA HUMAN RIGHTS DELHI FORTNIGHTLY 3,263 AIKYA SATARA DAILY(M) 61,456 AJ AGRA DAILY(M) 2,09,583 AJ BAREILLY DAILY(M) 79,147 AJ GORAKHPUR DAILY(M) 1,70,116 AJ JAMSHEDPUR DAILY(M) 88,927 AJ KANPUR DAILY(M) 14,48,096 AJ PATNA DAILY(M) 20,45,730 AJ RANCHI DAILY(M) 2,39,561 AJ VARANASI DAILY(M) 40,65,660 AJ-DI-AWAZ JALANDHAR DAILY(M) 1,18,793 Page 2 Amount passed for payment since 01/04/2006 till date for the advertisements issued by DAVP (Both for advertisements issued before 01/04/2006 and advertisements issued after 01/04/2006) Report run on: December 4, 2006 Np Name Pub City Periodicity Amount passed for payment AJAY SAMACHAR JAGAT MEERUT WEEKLY 6,820 AJI GUWAHATI DAILY(M) 66,500 AJIKALI BALASORE DAILY(E) 2,11,152 AJIKALI BHUBANESWAR DAILY(M) 6,727 AJIR-ASOM GUWAHATI DAILY(M) 24,829 AJIT JALANDHAR DAILY(M) 38,95,323 AJIT SAMACHAR JALANDHAR DAILY(M) 1,73,151 AJMER DOOT AJMER WEEKLY 5,620 AJMER JAGRAN AJMER WEEKLY 4,831 AJMER KESARI AJMER WEEKLY 8,998 AJMER SHARIF AJMER FORTNIGHTLY 8,618 AJMER TODAY AJMER FORTNIGHTLY 6,497 AKALI PATRIKA JALANDHAR DAILY(M) 6,60,346 AKASH DEEP JAIPUR WEEKLY 4,432 AKASH GAURAV BULANDSHAHAR WEEKLY 10,736 AKASH JYOTI HYDERABAD DAILY(M) 76,936 AKBARPUR EXPRESS FAIZABAD WEEKLY 3,998 AKELA TINSUKIA WEEKLY 7,614 AKHAN DEKHI AJMER FORTNIGHTLY 2,499 AKHAND BUNDELKHAND JHANSI WEEKLY 4,832 AKHAND JOT DELHI WEEKLY 6,691 AKHBAR LA SAHARANPUR WEEKLY 5,953 AKHBAR-E-MASHRIQ DELHI DAILY(M) 1,57,144 AKHBAR-E-MASHRIQ KOLKATA DAILY(M) 1,08,772 AKHBAR-E-NAU DELHI WEEKLY 5,768 AKILA RAJKOT DAILY(E) 65,590 AKKAS KOLKATA DAILY(M) 3,28,574 AKROSH AHMEDABAD WEEKLY 10,331 AKROSH GANDHINAGAR WEEKLY 6,921 AKS DELHI MONTHLY 14,646 AKSH BHOPAL MONTHLY 14,774 AKSHAR KI PAHCHAN KOTA WEEKLY 4,998 AKSHAR VISHVA UJJAIN DAILY(M) 84,147 AKSHAR VISHWA SHAJAPUR DAILY(M) 18,317 AKSHYA BHARTI SRIGANGANAGAR FORTNIGHTLY 1,666 AL-FIDA HYDERABAD FORTNIGHTLY 9,921 AL-RIYAZ JADID KANPUR WEEKLY 3,166 AL-YAUM DELHI DAILY(E) 69,183 ALAKHNANDA SAMACHAR DEHRADUN WEEKLY 6,606 ALIGARH GAURAV ALIGARH WEEKLY 15,635 ALJAMIAT DELHI WEEKLY 10,312 ALKHNAAD LUCKNOW WEEKLY 4,322 ALL INDIA ADMISSION GAZET DELHI WEEKLY 17,094 ALOK BHOPAL DAILY(M) 9,606 Page 3 Amount passed for payment since 01/04/2006 till date for the advertisements issued by DAVP (Both for advertisements issued before 01/04/2006 and advertisements issued after 01/04/2006) Report run on: December 4, 2006 Np Name Pub City Periodicity Amount passed for payment ALOK REWA DAILY(M) 11,709 ALP VIRAM AHMEDABAD DAILY(M) 48,146 AMAL KANPUR DAILY(M) 11,984 AMAN BARTA AGARTALA WEEKLY 1,418 AMAN BHARTI GANDHINAGAR WEEKLY 5,780 AMAN BHARTI JUNAGARH WEEKLY 4,114 AMAN KA MASIHA LUCKNOW FORTNIGHTLY 6,373 AMAN KA MASIHA LUCKNOW WEEKLY 8,680 AMAR ARYAVRAT SAMACHAR DELHI MONTHLY 9,202 AMAR ASOM GUWAHATI DAILY(M) 2,82,200 AMAR ASOM JORHAT DAILY(M) 80,043 AMAR BHARTI DELHI WEEKLY 4,592 AMAR JAGAT AGRA WEEKLY 5,450 AMAR JAGRUTI GRAH VANI DELHI MONTHLY 10,381 AMAR KAHANIYAN JALANDHAR MONTHLY 21,811 AMAR KIRAN DURG DAILY(M) 8,676 AMAR LOK TIMES LUCKNOW WEEKLY 3,787 AMAR PRAVAKTA BHOPAL WEEKLY 3,657 AMAR UJALA AGRA DAILY(M) 34,32,295 AMAR UJALA ALLAHABAD DAILY(M) 7,07,767 AMAR UJALA BAREILLY DAILY(M) 7,11,033 AMAR UJALA CHANDIGARH DAILY(M) 14,78,490 AMAR UJALA DEHRADUN DAILY(M) 24,15,468 AMAR UJALA DELHI DAILY(M) 29,09,219 AMAR UJALA JALANDHAR DAILY(M) 4,86,291 AMAR UJALA JHANSI DAILY(M) 1,24,543 AMAR UJALA KANPUR DAILY(M) 15,05,040 AMAR UJALA MEERUT DAILY(M) 19,42,945 AMAR UJALA MORADABAD DAILY(M) 5,18,036 AMAR UJALA NAINITAL DAILY(M) 3,22,059 AMAR UJALA VARANASI DAILY(M) 3,04,198 AMBE BHARATI NOIDA WEEKLY 4,165 AMBEDAR TODAY JAUNPUR MONTHLY 8,093 AMBEDKAR VANI INDORE MONTHLY 6,278 AMBIKA DARSHAN MUZZAFARNAGAR WEEKLY 5,768 AMBIKA VANI BAIKUNTHPUR DAILY(M) 14,956 AMBIKAVANI AMBIKAPUR DAILY(M) 57,932 AMETHI SANGHARSH LUCKNOW WEEKLY 7,387 AMIT DARSHAN LUCKNOW WEEKLY 6,691 AMIT MAIL PRATAPGARH WEEKLY 8,328 AMRAVATI MANDAL AMRAVATI DAILY(E) 64,750 AMRIT DARSHAN BHOPAL DAILY(E) 41,550 AMRIT GARIMA DELHI DAILY(M) 67,037 AMRIT INDIA DELHI DAILY(M) 1,66,298 Page 4 Amount passed for payment since 01/04/2006 till date for the advertisements issued by DAVP (Both for advertisements issued before 01/04/2006 and advertisements issued after 01/04/2006) Report run on: December 4, 2006 Np Name Pub City Periodicity Amount passed for payment AMRIT INDIA JAIPUR DAILY(M) 19,475 AMRIT MANTHAN S.PRABHAT NEEMUCH DAILY(M) 44,205 AMRIT PRABHAT ALLAHABAD DAILY(M) 1,85,696 AMRIT RAJASTHAN JAIPUR WEEKLY 5,696 AMRIT SANDESH RAIPUR DAILY(M) 4,79,853 AMRIT VARSHA DELHI DAILY(M) 2,08,676 AMRIT VARSHA DHANBAD DAILY(M) 9,868 AMRIT VARSHA PATNA DAILY(M) 4,42,531 AMRIT VICHAR LUCKNOW DAILY(M) 9,079 AMRITANJALI LUCKNOW FORTNIGHTLY 8,231 ANAMIKA SIKAR WEEKLY 5,761 ANAND TIMES RAI BAREILLY DAILY(M) 8,560 ANANDA BAZAR PATRIKA KOLKATA DAILY(M) 1,90,07,485 ANANDA BAZAR PATRIKA SILIGURI DAILY(M) 2,19,877 (KOLKATA) ANANG DOOT KOTA FORTNIGHTLY 5,614 ANCHALIK KHABAR AGARTALA WEEKLY 3,958 ANDHRA BHOOMI ANANTAPUR DAILY(M) 5,342 ANDHRA BHOOMI KARIMNAGAR DAILY(M) 58,246 ANDHRA BHOOMI NELLORE DAILY(M) 64,121 ANDHRA BHOOMI RAJAHMUNDRY DAILY(M) 39,047 ANDHRA BHOOMI SECUNDRABAD DAILY(M) 39,852 ANDHRA BHOOMI VIJAYWADA DAILY(M) 59,849 ANDHRA BHOOMI VISAKHAPATNAM DAILY(M) 31,112 ANDHRA JYOTHI ANANTHAPUR DAILY(M) 91,605 ANDHRA JYOTHI CUDDAPAH DAILY(M) 62,638 ANDHRA JYOTHI GUNTUR DAILY(M) 1,20,162 ANDHRA JYOTHI KAKINADA DAILY(M) 79,469 ANDHRA JYOTHI KARIMNAGAR DAILY(M) 1,02,793 ANDHRA JYOTHI KHAMMAM DAILY(M) 61,829 ANDHRA JYOTHI KURNOOL DAILY(M) 62,638 ANDHRA JYOTHI NALGONDA DAILY(M) 69,027 ANDHRA JYOTHI NELLORE DAILY(M) 83,368 ANDHRA JYOTHI NIZAMABAD DAILY(M) 68,142 ANDHRA JYOTHI ONGOLE DAILY(M) 52,803 ANDHRA JYOTHI SRIKAKULAM DAILY(M) 56,558 ANDHRA JYOTHI TANUKU DAILY(M) 23,852 ANDHRA JYOTHI WARANGAL DAILY(M) 1,07,690 ANDHRA JYOTI HYDERABAD DAILY(M) 6,76,022 ANDHRA JYOTI TIRUPATI DAILY(M) 99,208 ANDHRA JYOTI VIJAYAWADA DAILY(M) 1,49,960 ANDHRA JYOTI VISAKHAPATNAM DAILY(M) 95,698 ANDHRA PRABHA GUNTUR DAILY(M) 1,33,785 ANDHRA PRABHA HYDERABAD DAILY(M) 1,57,099 Page 5 Amount passed for payment since 01/04/2006 till date for the advertisements issued by DAVP (Both for advertisements issued before 01/04/2006 and advertisements issued after
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    Question Bank for LDC Examination General Feature 1. Steep Gradients

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    Indian Readership Survey 2019 Q4

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  • Government Advertising As an Indicator of Media Bias in India

    Government Advertising As an Indicator of Media Bias in India

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  • Dossier Final

    Dossier Final

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