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advtg_report Page 1 of 66 NEWSPAPER WISE COMMITTMENT FOR ALL ADVERTISEMENTS IN ALL STATE DURING THE PERIOD 2009-2010. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SL NO CODE NEWSPAPER PUBLICATION LAN/PER INSERTIONS SPACE(SQ.CM) AMOUNT(RS) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- STATE : ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR------------------------------------------------------ 1. 101064 ANDAMAN SENTINEL PORT BLAIR ENG/D 212 1,29,926.00 11,11,916.00 2. 100771 THE ANDAMAN EXPRESS PORT BLAIR ENG/D 254 1,11,563.00 6,92,231.00 3. 101067 THE ECHO OF INDIA PORT BLAIR ENG/D 195 82,961.00 5,32,789.00 STATE : ANDHRA PRADESH------------------------------------------------------ 1. 410198 ANDHRA BHOOMI ANANTHAPUR TEL/D 57 35,209.00 4,37,242.00 2. 410202 ANDHRA JYOTHI ANANTHAPUR TEL/D 41 21,302.00 3,20,326.00 3. 410345 ANDHRA PRABHA ANANTHAPUR TEL/D 32 19,681.00 1,24,235.00 4. 100820 DECCAN CHRONICLE ANANTHAPUR ENG/D 43 23,644.00 3,59,773.00 5. 410171 TEL.J.D.PATRIKA VAARTHA ANANTHAPUR TEL/D 35 18,510.00 2,10,238.00 6. 410219 ANDHRA JYOTHI CUDDAPPAH TEL/D 45 21,982.00 2,80,454.00 7. 410158 TEL.J.D.PATRIKA VAARTHA CUDDAPPAH TEL/D 40 18,366.00 2,21,335.00 8. 410012 ELURU TIMES ELURU TEL/D 32 23,025.00 3,07,691.00 9. 410117 GOPI KRISHNA ELURU TEL/D 22 11,425.00 2,02,964.00 10. 410009 RATNA GARBHA ELURU TEL/D 23 10,627.00 1,77,865.00 11. 410114 STATE TIMES ELURU TEL/D 42 23,494.00 3,38,546.00 12. 410194 ANDHRA JYOTHI GUNTUR TEL/D 47 18,021.00 2,65,579.00 13. 410209 ANDHRA PRABHA GUNTUR TEL/D 54 26,072.00 4,59,883.00 14. 410239 TEL.J.D.PATRIKA VAARTHA GUNTUR TEL/D 37 21,677.00 5,52,962.00 15. 100974 AD-VISE HYDERABAD ENG/D 14 6,141.00 69,171.00 16. 161180 AHEM ITELLA HYDERABAD URD/F 9 5,400.00 50,337.00 17. 100795 AHMED TIMES HYDERABAD ENG/M 3 1,200.00 10,374.00 18. 127147 AKASH JYOTI HYDERABAD HIN/D 41 21,073.00 3,07,083.00 19. 160975 AL-FIDA HYDERABAD URD/F 5 2,008.00 17,014.00 20. 410093 ANDHRA JYOTHI HYDERABAD TEL/D 346 1,42,326.00 39,25,869.00 21. 410014 ANDHRA PRABHA HYDERABAD TEL/D 175 81,617.00 21,33,209.00 22. 410180 ANDHRA SHAKTHI HYDERABAD TEL/D 63 31,909.00 5,72,553.00 23. 161274 AWAZ-E-DOST HYDERABAD URD/D 25 14,741.00 1,30,641.00 24. 410168 BHAGYANAGAR SAYAM.PATRIKA HYDERABAD TEL/D 30 12,040.00 1,92,005.00 25. 160003 BHAGYANAGAR TIMES HYDERABAD URD/D 46 18,297.00 2,07,215.00 26. 410347 BHARATHA SAKTHI HYDERABAD TEL/D 20 8,832.00 99,415.00 27. 100726 BUSINESS STANDARD HYDERABAD ENG/D 111 52,061.00 4,74,151.00 28. 100999 CAPITAL INFORMATION HYDERABAD ENG/D 11 6,324.00 85,951.00 29. 100293 CITIZEN'S EVENING HYDERABAD ENG/D 50 22,597.00 4,72,382.00 30. 100996 DECCAN TODAY HYDERABAD ENG/D 45 19,052.00 2,10,052.00 31. 161178 ETEMAAD HYDERABAD URD/D 77 41,063.00 8,92,352.00 32. 160785 FAIZ-E-DECCAN HYDERABAD URD/W 4 1,600.00 12,936.00 33. 101009 FLASH TODAY HYDERABAD ENG/D 14 7,424.00 1,04,905.00 34. 410224 GIRIJYOTHI HYDERABAD TEL/F 7 3,385.00 23,194.00 35. 120304 HINDI MILAP HYDERABAD HIN/D 205 93,921.00 15,20,750.00 36. 100876 INDIA TENDER & EMPLOYMENT JOURNAL HYDERABAD ENG/W 5 1,696.00 30,102.00 37. 410276 JANAPAKSHAM HYDERABAD TEL/M 4 2,091.00 28,231.00 38. 410166 JANATHA HYDERABAD TEL/D 32 16,581.00 2,02,719.00 39. 410268 KALANJALI HYDERABAD TEL/D 23 11,137.00 1,51,262.00 40. 410111 KRISHNA PATRIKA HYDERABAD TEL/D 46 24,098.00 5,18,406.00 41. 410129 MAHANAGAR S.DINA PATRIKA HYDERABAD TEL/D 41 27,096.00 5,03,659.00 42. 410127 MAHARADHI HYDERABAD TEL/D 19 10,914.00 1,88,417.00 43. 160455 MAHESHAR HYDERABAD URD/D 27 15,147.00 2,72,498.00 44. 161058 MEHENGAI HYDERABAD URD/D 32 17,364.00 2,11,888.00 45. 160008 MUNSIF HYDERABAD URD/D 209 1,07,869.00 22,74,944.00 46. 410275 NADHI HYDERABAD TEL/M 3 1,200.00 11,514.00 47. 410135 NEDU REPU HYDERABAD TEL/D 23 12,741.00 2,20,722.00 48. 410349 NEETI DINAPATRIKA SURYA HYDERABAD TEL/D 35 14,567.00 3,51,513.00 49. 410170 NETI MANADESAM HYDERABAD TEL/D 14 4,553.00 57,970.00 50. 410139 NETI NIZAM HYDERABAD TEL/D 16 8,081.00 1,37,304.00 51. 410295 NETI TELUGU PATRIKA HYDERABAD TEL/D 19 9,535.00 1,07,699.00 52. 100562 NEWS BOOM HYDERABAD ENG/D 43 22,700.00 3,87,193.00 53. 410299 NEWS READER HYDERABAD TEL/D 19 12,174.00 2,26,519.00 54. 100739 NEWSLINE HYDERABAD ENG/D 13 6,947.00 95,319.00 55. 100687 OBLIGATION HYDERABAD ENG/D 8 3,757.00 50,121.00 56. 100076 PLEDGE HYDERABAD ENG/D 63 29,660.00 6,10,576.00 57. 410195 PRAJA PORATAM HYDERABAD TEL/D 17 7,627.00 1,33,177.00 58. 125873 PRAJA SAHAYATA HYDERABAD HIN/D 31 14,050.00 1,97,376.00 59. 410173 PRAJASAKTI HYDERABAD TEL/D 63 23,441.00 5,08,728.00 60. 410203 PRAJATANTRA HYDERABAD TEL/D 13 7,465.00 1,29,199.00 http://10.23.120.198/media/(S(sxjocq55n2p1edmoyno3gi45))/advtg_report.aspx 5/14/2010 advtg_report Page 2 of 66 61. 100962 PRESS MEDIA HYDERABAD ENG/D 26 15,284.00 2,25,323.00 62. 101018 RAYALASEEMA EXPRESS HYDERABAD ENG/D 35 16,678.00 1,91,281.00 63. 160007 REHNUMA-E-DECCAN HYDERABAD URD/D 118 67,963.00 8,96,232.00 64. 161223 ROZNAMA RASHTRIYA SAHARA HYDERABAD URD/D 35 20,695.00 1,28,673.00 65. 410350 SAKSHI HYDERABAD TEL/D 179 72,243.00 59,50,832.00 66. 160628 SAZ-E-DECCAN HYDERABAD URD/D 53 29,449.00 6,12,163.00 67. 160006 SIYASAT HYDERABAD URD/D 240 1,03,409.00 16,82,184.00 68. 100474 SKYLINE HYDERABAD ENG/D 9 4,262.00 73,742.00 69. 101140 SPIRIT OF WORLD HYDERABAD ENG/D 16 8,663.00 98,166.00 70. 160639 STATE INDUSTRIAL NEWS HYDERABAD URD/D 20 8,785.00 1,22,435.00 71. 127008 SWATANTRA VAARTHA HYDERABAD HIN/D 120 50,098.00 11,79,902.00 72. 160499 TAKEED HYDERABAD URD/W 5 2,425.00 26,983.00 73. 100470 TAKEED (ENGLISH DAILY) HYDERABAD ENG/D 15 7,368.00 99,002.00 74. 410151 TEL.J.D.PATRIKA VAARTHA HYDERABAD TEL/D 745 2,71,989.00 85,44,303.00 75. 410306 TELUGU WAARAM HYDERABAD TEL/D 23 11,067.00 68,915.00 76. 100644 THE ECONOMIC TIMES HYDERABAD ENG/D 162 58,427.00 8,27,378.00 77. 101060 THE FINANCIAL EXPRESS HYDERABAD ENG/D 88 45,797.00 4,23,768.00 78. 100682 THE FOURTH VOICE HYDERABAD ENG/D 33 17,679.00 3,88,791.00 79. 100918 THE FREEDOM NATIONS HYDERABAD ENG/D 14 6,250.00 84,495.00 80. 100788 THE HINDU HYDERABAD ENG/D 561 2,09,913.00 98,24,539.00 81. 100836 THE HINDU BUSINESS LINE HYDERABAD ENG/D 81 44,671.00 4,20,448.00 82. 100016 THE NEW INDIAN EXPRESS HYDERABAD ENG/D 436 1,38,841.00 15,68,103.00 83. 100740 THE TIMES OF INDIA HYDERABAD ENG/D 368 1,41,804.00 73,37,680.00 84. 160602 THE VOICE OF HYDERABAD HYDERABAD URD/D 20 12,652.00 1,92,956.00 85. 100566 TODAY FREEDOM HYDERABAD ENG/D 11 5,393.00 75,231.00 86. 100641 TRUST NEWS HYDERABAD ENG/D 39 23,236.00 2,86,249.00 87. 410242 UDAYA BHARATAM HYDERABAD TEL/D 62 35,401.00 5,86,561.00 88. 410148 USHODAYUM S.DINA PATRIKA HYDERABAD TEL/D 39 23,119.00 4,30,649.00 89. 410236 VAARTHA REKHA HYDERABAD TEL/D 21 10,994.00 1,92,524.00 90. 410145 VARTHAMAANAM T.D.PATRIKA HYDERABAD TEL/D 12 5,562.00 76,350.00 91. 100990 VIEWS OBSERVER HYDERABAD ENG/D 12 5,930.00 83,004.00 92. 410153 VIJAYABHANU HYDERABAD TEL/D 77 43,668.00 7,93,134.00 93. 160861 VIQAR-E-DECCAN HYDERABAD URD/D 22 11,800.00 1,38,536.00 94. 410211 VISION ANDHRA HYDERABAD TEL/D 14 8,190.00 1,47,103.00 95. 161114 WORLD VICE HYDERABAD URD/D 20 12,429.00 1,48,234.00 96. 410220 ANDHRA JYOTHI KAKINADA TEL/D 28 13,164.00 1,52,715.00 97. 410339 VIJAYABHANU KAKINADA TEL/D 42 27,147.20 2,58,040.00 98. 410196 ANDHRA BHOOMI KARIMNAGAR TEL/D 48 28,274.00 2,54,810.00 99. 410192 ANDHRA JYOTHI KARIMNAGAR TEL/D 19 9,565.00 1,36,024.00 100.
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    ANNEXURE-III LIST OF PUBLICATION UNITS TO WHOM QUESTIONAIRE WAS SENT SL.NO. NAME OF PUBLICATION PLACE CODE LANGUAGE CIRCULATION 1 Pledge Hyderabad 100076 ENG 50463 2 Hindi Milap Hyderabad 120304 HIN 31167 3 Siyasat Hyderabad 160006 URD 42744 4 Andhra Jyothi Hyderabad 410093 TEL 33281 5 Andhra Prabha Hyderabad 410014 TEL 25000 6 Prajashakti Hyderabad 410173 TEL 11387 7 Tel.J.D.Patrika Vaartha Hyderabad 410151 TEL 101241 8 Ushodayam S.Dina.Patrika Hyderabad 410148 TEL 30719 9 Andhra Prabha Karimnagar 410207 TEL 25000 10 Deccan Chronicle Secunderabad 100447 ENG 222849 11 Andhra Bhoomi Secunderabad 410119 TEL 8258 12 Neti Manadesam Vijayawada 410214 TEL 25000 13 Vijayabhanu Visakhapatnam 410007 TEL 65256 14 Visakha Samachram Visakhapatnam 410123 TEL 55500 15 Assam Tribune Guwahati 100050 ENG 58547 16 North East Times Guwahati 100442 ENG 8418 17 Sentinel Guwahati 100074 ENG 44483 18 Purvanchal Prahari Guwahati 122350 HIN 14679 19 AJI Guwahati 300074 ASS 54466 20 Ajir-Asom Guwahati 300036 ASS 11160 21 Amar Asom Guwahati 300071 ASS 46916 22 Asomiya Khabar Guwahati 300078 ASS 46999 23 Asomiya Pratidin Guwahati 300068 ASS 59910 24 Dainik Agradoot Guwahati 300069 ASS 25000 25 Dainik Asam Guwahati 300001 ASS 12376 26 Jugasankha Guwahati 310558 BEN 82681 27 Dainik Sonar Cachar Silchar 310005 BEN 25000 28 The Hindustan Times Patna 100215 ENG 25000 29 Qaumi Tanzeem Patna 160014 URD 46842 30 Sangam Patna 100010 URD 47091 31 The Asian Age Ahmedabad 100719 ENG 22936 32 Alp Viram Ahmedabad 123493 HIN 76843 33 Gujarat Vaibhav Ahmedabad 123908 HIN 231315