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Annual Report 2018-19 Vol -II Annual Report 2018-19 Vol -II NEWSPAPER WISE COMMITTMENT FOR ALL ADVERTISEMENTS IN ALL STATE DURING THE PERIOD 2018-2019. ---- SL NO CODE NEWSPAPER PUBLICATION LAN/PER INSERTIONS SPACE(SQ.CM) AMOUNT(RS) STATE - ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR 1 310672 ARTHIK LIPI PORT BLAIR BEN/D 54 32887 624989 2 131669 INFO INDIA PORT BLAIR HIN/D 76 48143 667265 3 132949 SANMARG PORT BLAIR HIN/D 18 17622 272756 4 100771 THE ANDAMAN EXPRESS PORT BLAIR ENG/D 145 58772 485418 5 101067 THE ECHO OF INDIA PORT BLAIR ENG/D 368 142232 2016642 6 101692 THE PHOENIX POST PORT BLAIR ENG/D 28 20031 179084 7 101500 TODAY TIMES PORT BLAIR ENG/D 89 59690 1059438 8 132930 BANGLA MORCHA PORTBLAIR HIN/D 33 20451 382933 STATE - ANDHRA PRADESH 9 410198 ANDHRA BHOOMI ANANTHAPUR TEL/D 42 22222.6 302022 10 410202 ANDHRA JYOTHI ANANTHAPUR TEL/D 72 50018 1361193 11 410345 ANDHRA PRABHA ANANTHAPUR TEL/D 54 31593 539508 12 410632 ASHRAYA ANANTHAPUR TEL/D 8 6023 54503 13 100820 DECCAN CHRONICLE ANANTHAPUR ENG/D 84 49516.8 893252 14 410522 RAYALASEEMA SAMAYAM ANANTHAPUR TEL/D 34 14550 307128 15 410370 SAKSHI ANANTHAPUR TEL/D 99 41648.8 1259127 16 410171 TEL.J.D.PATRIKA VAARTHA ANANTHAPUR TEL/D 24 17198 305592 17 410495 VINIYOGA DHARSINI ANANTHAPUR TEL/M 2 816 16474 18 410545 CITY TIMES CHITTOOR TEL/D 14 10202 164680 19 410635 MUTHYALASARAALU CHITTOOR TEL/M 1 408 7295 20 410398 ANDHRA DAIRY ELURU TEL/D 11 6257 111747 21 410117 GOPI KRISHNA ELURU TEL/D 69 44578 882600 22 410449 NETAJI ELURU TEL/D 34 19621 318013 23 410194 ANDHRA JYOTHI GUNTUR TEL/D 81 44576 1474083 24 410209 ANDHRA PRABHA GUNTUR TEL/D 99 66925 2345252 25 410412 BHARATHASAKTHI GUNTUR TEL/D 6 2849 49783 26 101615 GOOD MORNING ANDHRA GUNTUR ENG/D 50 29846 595639 27 410681 JOURNALIST NIGHAA GUNTUR TEL/D 19 15389 186611 28 410623 NANDI TIMES GUNTUR TEL/D 29 12556 211424 29 410365 SAKSHI GUNTUR TEL/D 92 46300.2 1463863 30 410239 TEL.J.D.PATRIKA VAARTHA GUNTUR TEL/D 31 22592 567636 31 410219 ANDHRA JYOTHI KADAPA TEL/D 46 28461 634726 32 410391 BHARATHA SAKTHI KADAPA TEL/D 7 3430 57129 33 410227 RAYALASEEMA SAMAYAM KADAPA TEL/D 59 36026 963195 34 410377 SAKSHI KADAPA TEL/D 63 30397.8 812882 35 410158 TEL.J.D.PATRIKA VAARTHA KADAPA TEL/D 31 16067 277316 36 410599 SENA KAIKALURU TEL/D 4 1624 15360 37 410220 ANDHRA JYOTHI KAKINADA TEL/D 63 44200 991090 38 410488 NETI ANDHRA KAKINADA TEL/D 64 33500 695386 39 410624 YERRA BAATA KAKINADA TEL/M 1 408 5211 40 410513 RAJANNARAJYAM KRISHNA DISTRICT TEL/D 22 13982 271068 41 410216 ANDHRA JYOTHI KURNOOL TEL/D 46 27325 633988 42 410551 NANDI TIMES KURNOOL TEL/D 26 20178 328829 43 410357 NEETI DINAPATRIKA SURYA KURNOOL TEL/D 2 990 26484 44 410226 PRAJASAKTI KURNOOL TEL/D 43 24844 559854 45 410376 SAKSHI KURNOOL TEL/D 79 36286 1110674 46 410199 TEL J.D.PATRIKA VAARTHA KURNOOL TEL/D 45 24828 515111 47 101676 THE HANS INDIA KURNOOL ENG/D 28 16788 223889 48 410597 VISALAANDHRA KURNOOL TEL/D 17 8902 122521 49 410342 VISHAYASUCHANA KURNOOL TEL/D 31 21153 262592 50 410221 ANDHRA BHOOMI NELLORE TEL/D 27 13693.2 303626 51 410218 ANDHRA JYOTHI NELLORE TEL/D 56 33915 624184 52 410353 ANDHRA PRABHA NELLORE TEL/D 50 32323 578530 53 410464 ANTHIMA THEERPU NELLORE TEL/M 4 3996 55958 54 100905 DECCAN CHRONICLE NELLORE ENG/D 50 24378.8 419899 55 410458 PUNNAMI NELLORE TEL/M 7 5124 121717 56 410594 PUNNAMI NELLORE TEL/D 3 1216 12623 57 410523 RAYALASEEMA SAMAYAM NELLORE TEL/D 24 17301 397987 58 410380 SAKSHI NELLORE TEL/D 75 36928.8 976516 59 410222 TEL.J.D.PATRIKA VAARTHA NELLORE TEL/D 53 31689 843297 60 410231 ANDHRA JYOTHI ONGOLE TEL/D 45 29878 670471 61 410618 PRAJASAKTI ONGOLE TEL/D 51 32309 771666 62 410363 SAKSHI ONGOLE TEL/D 63 31315.8 851401 63 410197 ANDHRA BHOOMI RAJAHMUNDRY TEL/D 26 11408.2 128788 Page 1 of 97 Annual Report 2018-19 Vol -II NEWSPAPER WISE COMMITTMENT FOR ALL ADVERTISEMENTS IN ALL STATE DURING THE PERIOD 2018-2019. ---- 64 410206 ANDHRA PRABHA RAJAHMUNDRY TEL/D 87 53071 1633677 65 100819 DECCAN CHRONICLE RAJAHMUNDRY ENG/D 54 25582.6 567068 66 410269 PRAJASAKTI RAJAHMUNDRY TEL/D 51 30622 686109 67 410550 RURAL TODAY RAJAHMUNDRY TEL/D 17 11146 207607 68 410371 SAKSHI RAJAHMUNDRY TEL/D 82 42765 1321979 69 410229 SAMCHALANA V.P. LEADER RAJAHMUNDRY TEL/D 23 14083 383138 70 410162 TEL.J.D.PATRIKA VAARTHA RAJAHMUNDRY TEL/D 36 20197 439408 71 410215 ANDHRA JYOTHI SRIKAKULAM TEL/D 43 26271 462795 72 410481 NETI ANDHRA SRIKAKULAM TEL/D 70 41518 937198 73 410346 PRAJASAKTI SRIKAKULAM TEL/D 5 5292 140470 74 410361 SAKSHI SRIKAKULAM TEL/D 67 32694.6 864535 75 410240 TEL.J.D.PATRIKA VAARTHA SRIKAKULAM TEL/D 3 1893 27680 76 410378 SAKSHI TADEPALLIGUDEM TEL/D 58 28945.8 814717 77 410238 TEL.J.D.PATRIKA VAARTHA TADEPALLIGUDEM TEL/D 25 11811 268061 78 410191 ANDHRA JYOTHI TANUKU TEL/D 36 24114.2 420003 79 101642 THE NEW INDIAN EXPRESS THADEPALLIGUDEM ENG/D 28 12990 159378 80 410094 ANDHRA JYOTHI TIRUPATI TEL/D 83 35103 1076050 81 410208 ANDHRA PRABHA TIRUPATI TEL/D 99 51264 1610742 82 410636 GLOBAL NEWS TIRUPATI TEL/D 7 3118 38772 83 410351 NEETI DINA PATRIKA SURYA TIRUPATI TEL/D 4 1398 39506 84 410563 NETI MANA DESAM TIRUPATI TEL/D 32 26255 253645 85 410578 PRAGATHI PRATHIBHA TIRUPATI TEL/D 11 4912 60370 86 410187 PRAJASAKTI TIRUPATI TEL/D 51 25066 577727 87 410615 PRATAHKAALAM TIRUPATI TEL/D 23 17906 302510 88 410502 RAYALASEEMA SAMAYAM TIRUPATI TEL/D 33 18973 510902 89 410356 SAKSHI TIRUPATI TEL/D 93 41818.8 1337753 90 410603 SARPANCH PALANA TIRUPATI TEL/F 1 408 5174 91 101558 SKYLINE TIRUPATI ENG/D 21 18158 194734 92 410157 TEL.J.D.PATRIKA VAARTHA TIRUPATI TEL/D 29 10826 283659 93 101439 THE HANS INDIA TIRUPATI ENG/D 102 49694 1106392 94 101633 THE NEW INDIAN EXPRESS TIRUPATI ENG/D 32 14541 196921 95 410118 ANDHRA BHOOMI VIJAYAWADA TEL/D 24 15298.6 209974 96 410001 ANDHRA JYOTHI VIJAYAWADA TEL/D 139 82400 2634865 97 410013 ANDHRA PRABHA VIJAYAWADA TEL/D 66 36821.25 1311588 98 410468 ANDHRA VOICE VIJAYAWADA TEL/D 3 1224 11801 99 100449 DECCAN CHRONICLE VIJAYAWADA ENG/D 108 51158 1440450 100 410214 NETI MANADESAM VIJAYAWADA TEL/D 12 7629.8 70640 101 100955 NEWS BOOM VIJAYAWADA ENG/D 35 25503 400196 102 410010 PRAJASAKTI VIJAYAWADA TEL/D 44 23939 637322 103 410364 SAKSHI VIJAYAWADA TEL/D 283 130595.8 4430222 104 100881 SKYLINE VIJAYAWADA ENG/D 7 3439 31510 105 410159 TEL.J.D.PATRIKA VAARTHA VIJAYAWADA TEL/D 60 29673 794527 106 101030 THE FOURTH VOICE VIJAYAWADA ENG/D 49 27184 527282 107 101449 THE HANS INDIA VIJAYAWADA ENG/D 52 28384 614059 108 100793 THE HINDU VIJAYAWADA ENG/D 276 70995 1266179 109 100014 THE NEW INDIAN EXPRESS VIJAYAWADA ENG/D 81 40777 537583 110 101630 THE TIMES OF INDIA VIJAYAWADA ENG/D 76 29150.5 557866 111 410282 UDAYA BHARATAM VIJAYAWADA TEL/D 54 33308 580732 112 101448 VIEWS OBSERVER VIJAYAWADA ENG/D 14 9531 147190 113 410337 VIJAYABHANU VIJAYAWADA TEL/D 41 24730 401351 114 410006 VISALAANDHRA VIJAYAWADA TEL/D 2 808 22333 115 410494 ADHINETHA VISAKHAPATNAM TEL/M 5 5424 80199 116 410634 AKSHARA VIPLAVAM VISAKHAPATNAM TEL/D 22 8362 142678 117 410116 ANDHRA BHOOMI VISAKHAPATNAM TEL/D 38 15313.6 179066 118 410132 ANDHRA JYOTHI VISAKHAPATNAM TEL/D 220 86577.8 2233509 119 410167 ANDHRA PRABHA VISAKHAPATNAM TEL/D 150 50697 1472720 120 410520 CHAITANYA VAARADHI VISAKHAPATNAM TEL/D 5 2449 33205 121 101161 CITIZENS EVENING VISAKHAPATNAM ENG/D 13 2389 29993 122 100448 DECCAN CHRONICLE VISAKHAPATNAM ENG/D 236 84900 2213865 123 410557 GRAMA DARSHINI VISAKHAPATNAM TEL/D 3 1224 15967 124 410555 GREATER NEWS VISAKHAPATNAM TEL/D 17 12893 118387 125 410455 JANA JAGRUTHI VISAKHAPATNAM TEL/F 2 816 7786 126 410604 JANAM JANA CHAITANYA MASA PATRIKA VISAKHAPATNAM TEL/M 3 1241 22006 127 410489 NETHAJI VISAKHAPATNAM TEL/D 14 4608 62670 128 410284 NETI ANDHRA VISAKHAPATNAM TEL/D 86 21517 534742 129 410608 NETI MANADESAM VISAKHAPATNAM TEL/D 15 3857 37071 Page 2 of 97 Annual Report 2018-19 Vol -II NEWSPAPER WISE COMMITTMENT FOR ALL ADVERTISEMENTS IN ALL STATE DURING THE PERIOD 2018-2019. ---- 130 410683 PRAJA PALANA VISAKHAPATNAM TEL/D 12 2224 53385 131 410181 PRAJASAKTI VISAKHAPATNAM TEL/D 90 26731 632579 132 410526 PRATAHKAALAM VISAKHAPATNAM TEL/D 18 4186 72970 133 410373 SAKSHI VISAKHAPATNAM TEL/D 333 127538.4 3850763 134 410172 SAMCHALANA V.P.LEADER VISAKHAPATNAM TEL/D 39 14011 356074 135 500027 SANSKRUT BHASA VISAKHAPATNAM SAN/F 2 816 7786 136 101563 SKYLINE VISAKHAPATNAM ENG/D 19 6359 59096 137 101586 STANDARD POST VISAKHAPATNAM ENG/D 41 8998 144229 138 410548 SUCCESS NEWS VISAKHAPATNAM TEL/M 8 3121.5 40473 139 410581 SUPADHA VISAKHAPATNAM TEL/D 13 2632 32918 140 127353 SWATANTRA VAARTHA VISAKHAPATNAM HIN/D 75 24903 428510 141 410161 TEL.J.D.PATRIKA VAARTHA VISAKHAPATNAM TEL/D 61 20467 342116 142 101467 THE HANS INDIA VISAKHAPATNAM ENG/D 77 19783 317919 143 100794 THE HINDU VISAKHAPATNAM ENG/D 469 121882 3391664 144 100835 THE HINDU BUSINESS LINE VISAKHAPATNAM ENG/D 23 10908 91580 145 100710 THE NEW INDIAN EXPRESS VISAKHAPATNAM ENG/D 157 57841 784883 146 101463 THE TIMES OF INDIA VISAKHAPATNAM ENG/D 64 14123 259892 147 101436 VIEWS OBSERVER VISAKHAPATNAM ENG/D 32 9553 147526 148 410532 VIJAYA BAVUTAA VISAKHAPATNAM TEL/F 3 1641 23425 149 410007 VIJAYABHANU VISAKHAPATNAM TEL/D 177 63606 1436921 150 410123 VISAKHA SAMACHARAM VISAKHAPATNAM TEL/D 80 33746 544183 151 410452 VISALAANDHRA (VIJAYAWADA) VISAKHAPATNAM TEL/D 24 7620 188343 152 410531 BAKTHI SAMACHARAM VIZIANAGARAM TEL/M 1 408 5211 153 410122 GRAMINA VEDIKA VIZIANAGARAM TEL/D 28 14741 284095 154 410558 NETI ANDHRA VIZIANAGARAM TEL/D 44 25974 611158 STATE - ARUNACHAL PRADESH 155 101200 ARUNACHAL FRONT ITANAGAR ENG/D 376 165173.5 4295739 156 101502 EASTERN SENTINEL ITANAGAR ENG/D 197 95981 2071491 157 100571 ECHO OF ARUNACHAL ITANAGAR
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