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CONFIDENTIAL [For Information of Members Only] 4Th August 2008 To CONFIDENTIAL [For information of Members only] Not to be reproduced or publicised 4th August 2008 To ALL MEMBERS NOTIFICATION NO. 789 PART – I) SURPRISE CHECKS – JANUARY- JUNE 2008 The under mentioned publications were surprise checked by Bureau’s Auditors during the audit period January-June 2008 result of which was satisfactory. 1 Aj (Hindi Daily), Agra 2 Aj (Hindi Daily), Gorakhpur 3 Aj (Hindi Daily), Lucknow 4 Ajit (Punjabi Daily), Jalandhar 5 Anandabazar Patrika (Bengali Daily), Kolkata edn printed at Jamshedpur 6 Business Standard (English Daily), Chennai 7 Daily Sakal (Marathi Daily), Nagpur 8 Daily Sakal (Marathi Daily), Nagpur edn. printed at Jalgaon 9 Dainik Jagran (Hindi Daily), Dehradun 10 Dainik Jagran (Hindi Daily), Hisar 11 Dainik Jagran (Hindi Daily), Meerut 12 Dainik Jagran (Hindi Daily), New Delhi 13 Dainik Jagran (Hindi Daily), Panipat 14 Dainik Janambhumi (Assamese Daily), Guwahati 15 Hindustan (Hindi Daily), Lucknow 16 Hindustan Times (English Daily), Lucknow 17 Junior Vikatan (Tamil Weekly), Chennai 18 Kesari (Marathi Daily), Pune 19 Mathrubhumi (Malayalam Daily), Kozhikode, Kottayam & Trivandrum 20 Nagaland Post (English Daily), Dimapur 21 O Herald O (English Daily), Panjim 22 Prabhat Khabar (Hindi Daily), Deoghar 23 Punya Nagari (Marathi Daily),Pune edn. printed at Kolhapur 24 Sunday Hindustan Times (English Weekly), Lucknow 25 The Economic Times on Saturday (English Weekly), Chennai printed at Kochi 26 The Economic Times (English Daily), Chennai printed at Kochi 27 The Sunday Times of India (English Weekly), Pune 28 The Times of India (English Daily), Pune 29 The Telegraph (English Daily), Kolkata & also printed at Jamshedpur 2 PART – II) PROGRESS OF MEMBERSHIP A) NEW ADMISSIONS PUBLISHERS Following publications were admitted to Bureau Membership after their circulation figures for the audit period July-December 2007 were accepted for certification by Bureau’s Auditors in each case: 1) Bennett, Coleman & Co. Ltd. In respect “Bangalore Mirror” (English of Daily – Mon-Fri), Bangalore 2) Mr. A.R. Lyngdoh Mawphlang In respect “U Nongsain Hima” (Khasi of Daily), Shillong B) RESIGNATIONS i) – ADVERTISING AGENCY w.e.f. Times Advertisers, Coimbatore 01.04.2008 ii) - ADVERTISER w.e.f. JCT Limited, New Delhi 01.04.2008 C) CESSATION OF MEMBERSHIP Shree Ambika Printers & in respect “TEJASVI BHARAT” (Hindi Pubications, Mumbai of Fortnightly), Mumbai D - i) TERMINATION UNDER ARTICLE 5-A OF THE BUREAU’S ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION (For failure to obtain an ABC Certificate of circulation for three consecutive audit periods) Madhwani Prakashan in respect “NOBAT” (Gujarati Daily), of Jamnagar D - ii) TERMINATION UNDER ARTICLE 5-A OF THE BUREAU’S ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION (For failure to submit circulation figures for two consecutive audit periods) 1) The Indian Express in respect “SUNDAY EXPRESS” (English Newspapers (Mumbai) Ltd. of Weekly), Nagpur 2) Sambhaav Media Ltd. In respect “ABHIYAAN” (Gujarati of Weekly), Mumbai 3) Osho World Foundation In respect a) OSHO WORLD (English of Monthly), New Delhi b) OSHO WORLD (Hindi Monthly), New Delhi 4) Dwarika Sangamnerkar in respect “SHATAYUSHI” (Marathi Medical Foundation of Annual), Pune Sd/- Secretary General .
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