1. NEWSPAPERS AND
MAGAZINES
The Hindu
Wisdom
Rajasthan Patrika

2. The Hindu

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The Hindu is an English-language Indian daily
newspaper founded and continuously
published from Chennai since 1878. The
Hindu was one of the many newspapers of the
period established to protest against the
discriminatory policies of the British
government in India. About 80 copies of the
inaugural issue were printed at Srinidhi
Press, Georgetown on one rupee and twelves
annas of borrowed money.

4. Production House
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Type
- Daily newspaper
Format - Broadsheet
Owner - Kasturi and Sons
Limited
Publisher - K. Balaji on behalf
of The Hindu Group
Language- English

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The Hindu is family-run. It was headed by G.
Kasturi from 1965 to 1991, N. Ravi from 1991
to 2003, and by his brother, N. Ram, from 27
June 2003 to 18 January 2012. . Ananth
Krishnan, who is the first member of the
youngest generation of the family to join the
business has been working as a special
correspondent in Chennai and Mumbai since
2007.

6. EDITIONS
It is printed at 17 location
Chennai, Coimbatore, Bengaluru, Hyderabad,
Madurai, Noida, Visakhapatnam,Thiruvananth
apuram, Kochi, Vijayawada, Mangaluru, Tiruch
irapalli, Kolkata, Hubli, Mohali, Allahabad,
& Kozhikode.
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7. Managing-directors
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M. Veeraraghavachariar (1878–1904)
S. Kasturi Ranga Iyengar (1904–1923)
K. Srinivasan (1923–1959)
G. Narasimhan (1959–1977)
N. Ram (1977–2011)
K. Balaji (2011 – present)

8. EDITORS
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G. Subramania Iyer (1878–1898)
C. Karunakara Menon (1898–1905)
Kasturi Ranga Iyengar (1905–1923)
S. Rangaswami Iyengar (1923–1926)
K. Srinivasan (1926–1928)
A. Rangaswami Iyengar (1928–1934)
K. Srinivasan (1934–1959)
S. Parthasarathy (1959–1965)
G. Kasturi (1965–1991)
N. Ravi (1991–2003)
N. Ram (2003–2012)
Siddharth Varadarajan (2012–till present)

9. Online presence
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The Hindu was the first newspaper in India to
have a website, launched in 1995.
On 15 August 2009, the 130-year-old
newspaper, launched the beta version of its
redesigned website at beta.thehindu.com.
This was the first redesign of its website since
its launch. On 24 June 2010 the beta version
of the website went fully live
at www.thehindu.com.

10. Hindu Group Publications
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The Hindu - Flagship National Daily Newspaper
The Hindu Business Line – Business Daily
The Hindu International Edition – Weekly
Sportstar – Weekly Sports magazine
Frontline – Fortnightly features magazine
Praxis – Quarterly Journal on Management
Survey of Indian Industry – An annual review on Indian Industries
Survey of Indian Agriculture – An annual review on Indian
Agriculture
Survey of the Environment – An annual review of the Environment
Indian Cricket – An annual record book on Cricket
The Hindu Index – Monthly and Cumulated Annual
Special Publications under the series The Hindu Speaks on
Libraries: Information Technology, Management, Education,
Religious Values, Music, ...
From the pages of The Hindu—The Last 200 Days of Mahatma
Gandhi

11. Political alignment
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Left-leaning , Independent
The Hindu is regarded as
Independent and leaning to the left
politically, but tends to take a classical liberal,
pro-market, stance on economic issues. It has
not affiliated itself with any political party and
features a range of views given on its editorial
and comment pages.

12. Circulations
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The Hindu- English which is been circulated
and sold in various cities and states
in India has an average of 1.46 millions for
the six month period ended March 31, 2011.
These figures are compiled by the Audit
Bureau of Circulations

13. EDITORIALS
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An editorial is an opinion piece written by the senior
editorial staff or publisher of
a newspaper or magazine. Editorials may be
supposed to reflect the opinion of the periodical.
Typically, a newspaper's editorial board evaluates
which issues are important for their readership to
know the newspaper's opinion.
Editorials are typically published on a special page
dedicated to them, called the editorial page, which
often also features letters to the editor from members
of the public; the page opposite this page is called
the op-ed page and frequently contains opinion pieces
by writers not directly affiliated with the publication.
However, a newspaper may choose to publish an
editorial on the front page.

14. Columnists
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Palagummi Sainath (born 1957) is an Indian
journalist. He calls himself a 'rural reporter' or
simply a 'reporter',
and photojournalist focusing on social
problems, rural affairs, poverty and the
aftermaths of globalization in India. He is the
Rural Affairs Editor for The Hindu, and the
website India Together[1] has been archiving
some of his work in The Hindu daily for the
past six years.

15. P. Sainath’s famous opinions
On the drought and farmers' suicide in Western
Orissa
Over the last several decades, drought in western
Orissa, and Kalahandi in particular, has been
repeatedly in the news. Beyond the
sensationalism of news headlines and the reports
of distress and starvation, is the tragedy of a
population that has been consistently deprived of
its rights and entitlements. Be it long term
unemployment, drought and crop failure, or
displacement and chronic hunger, everything in
one of the poorest yet resource rich, districts in
India is a struggle.

16. On World Trade Organization (WTO)
and Capitalism vs Socialism
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The WTO and GATT type of agreements are very
undemocratic. Corporate leaders make policy, not the
elected representatives. When people in Geneva draw
up regulations, some local panchayat leader cannot
be asked to address the consequences of those
decisions, when his/her input was not sought in
making the decision itself. The idea of different
systems is superficial, the most striking aspect of freemarket capitalism is that it has benefited the exact
same people who gained from socialism! It isn't
unexpected, either. After all, the South Commission
report[14] was signed by Manmohan Singh 90 days
before the liberalization process, can he really have
changed his views that much in that time? Political
opportunism and media management have provided

17. SUPPLEMENTS
On Mondays
Metro Plus, Business Review, Education Plus
On Tuesdays
Metro Plus, Education, Book Review
On Wednesday
Metro Plus, Job Opportunities
On Thursdays
Metro Plus, Science, Engineering, Technology & Agriculture
On Fridays
Friday Features covering cinema, arts, music and entertainment, Young World,
an exclusive children's supplement. Quest, a supplement by children for
children, appears once a month.
On Saturdays
Metro Plus
On Sundays
Weekly Magazine covering social issues, art, literature, gardening, travel,
health, cuisine, hobbies etc
.Open Page, Literary Review , every first Sundays

18. Registeration
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ISSN- An International Standard Serial
Number (ISSN) is a unique eight-digit number
used to identify a print or electronic periodical
publication.
ISSN 0971-751X

19. Advertisement rates - Basic
rates
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Bangalore, Mangalore, Mysore, Vizakh – 360
Chennai – 1635
Coimbatore – 500
Delhi – 400

20. RAJASTHAN PATRIKA

21. Rajasthan Patrika (Hindi:
is
a Hindi language daily newspaper published
from Jaipur, Jodhpur, Bikaner, Udaipur, Kota a
nd other cities of Rajasthan and from major
Indian cities such
as Bhopal, Indore, Jabalpur, Raipur, Ahmedab
ad,
Gwalior, Kolkata, Chennai, New Delhi and
Bangalore.
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22. PRODUCTION HOUSE
Type - Daily
Newspaper
Format – Broadsheet
Owner – Rajasthan
patrika pvt. Ltd
Founded – 1956

23. Editor
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The founder of Rajasthan
Patrika Late Shri Karpoor
Chand Kulish has been
honoured by many
prestigious awards till
now.Writer and founder of
Patrika Group; Dr. Gulab
Kothari has maintained the
Rajasthan Patrika's Values
and Principles intact and
made it a nationwide
popular newspaper under
his leadership. Dr. Gulab
Kothari, Chief Editor,
Rajasthan Patrika Group

24. Editions
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Rajasthan Patrika is published from the
following 20 cities : Jaipur, Jodhpur, Sikar, Sri
Ganganagar, Udaipur, Alwar, Bikaner, Banswa
ra, Ajmer, Pali, Kota, Bhilwara, Bhopal, Indore,
Gwalior,Jabalpur, Chennai, Bangalore, Surat,
Kolkata.
Its Publication has been set up to launch it in
other major cities of Madhya Pradesh and CG
such
as : Gwalior, Jabalpur, Ratlam, Khandwa, Sau
gor, Bhilai, Satna, Bilaspur, Raipur, Ujjain, Indo
re,Mandsar, Bhopal.

25. Political alingnment
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Rajasthan Patrika’s Political alingment is
Liberal.
It is a Regional newspaper which is being
printed in Hindi

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WISDOM is a unique magazine educating,
enlightening and entertaining millions of readers
at home and abroad.
Education
 Scientific Innovation
 Culture
 Religions of the World
 life Sketches of Statesmen
 Inventors
 Heroes
 Scientists
 Scientific & Technological Development
 General Knowledge
 Self-improvement
 Health
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28. Advisory Board
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WISDOM is rightly encouraged and inspired
by an advisory board comprising a galaxy of
eminent Former Judges of Supreme Court &
High Courts, Former Vice-Chancellors & wellknown medical practitioners.

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WISDOM PUBLICATIONS IS FOUNDED BY
ITS EDITOR Lion.Dr.K.V.GOVINDA RAOIN
THE YEAR 1973. WISDOM INTERNATIONAL
MONTHLY DIGEST IS PRINTED
ANDPUBLISHED BY K.V.S.VIJAYAKUMAR IN
ENGLISH, TELUGU AND BRAILLE (English)
LANGUAGES.

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WISDOM PUBLICATIONS IS FOUNDED BY
ITS EDITOR Lion.Dr.K.V.GOVINDA RAO IN
THE YEAR 1973.
WISDOM INTERNATIONAL MONTHLY
DIGEST IS PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
K.V.S.VIJAYAKUMAR IN ENGLISH, TELUGU
AND BRAILLE (English) LANGUAGES.

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"RATHNA & RAO WISDOM TRUST" is formed
as Sister Institution of WISDOM Publications.
During every "WISDOM AWARDS FESTIVAL"
"RATHNA & RAO WISDOM TRUST" donates
to deserving charitable institutions for
medicines for the benefit of the
underprivileged people
of the society.

32. Readership and Circulation
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Started in January 1973 with a print order of
1,000 copies the combined circulation has
reached 1, 05,000 copies within 39 years, an
unprecedented growth indeed.
DISTRIBUTION : WISDOM is distributed all
over through a network of about 800 agents.
Online visitors of WISDOM, in large numbers,
are subscribing is encouraging and copies
of WISDOM sent directly by "MAIL" to reach
them within INDIA.

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RANK : WISDOM holds first rank among
educative monthly digest in India
WISDOM ABROAD : Large number of copies
of WISDOM sent by "AIR MAIL" reach readers
in many countries of the world.
READERSHIP : By conservative estimates the
readership in India and Abroad is well over
25,00,000.

34. e-Magazine
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In addition to mailing hard copies of
―WISDOM Monthly International‖ they are
working for enabling WISDOM in Flip-Book
format online for the Readers. Based on
response and convenience of the Readers,
WISDOM will be enabled for Subscribed
Readers only.