tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-72304369832743013632012-02-02T01:30:02.210-08:00Hindi print media is witnessing growth never seen before with this has started a mad scramble for revenues and circulation among the major newspaper groups. Even the smaller newspaper groups are not far behind and are busy planning strategies for growth either independently or in alliance. This blog is there to keep a watch on the latest happenings in the Hindi print media space and bring them before you. hindimedia1@gmail.comHindi Mediahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/17494675915506279832noreply@blogger.comBlogger1691100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7230436983274301363.post-31991031499886564292011-05-10T01:37:00.000-07:002011-05-10T01:45:58.245-07:00

In an interview to business daily Mint Editor-in-chief of India Today Aroon Purie has stated that the group is contemplating the launch of a Hindi daily. The group also plans to expand further into regional media space. A few months ago Mint has flashed the news that the group plans to launch a Hindi daily which will be named after its flagship news channel Aaj Tak. You can read the complete

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hindimedia1@gmail.comUpdated list of recent and proposed launches is as follows:Metro7days (daily) Mumbai May 22Lokmat Samachar (daily) (Jalgaon) May 15 (may change)Lokmat Samachar (daily) (Pune) Date not finalisedLokmat Samachar (daily) (Mumbai) Date not finalisedHamwatan (weekly) Bhopal June 2011Tehelka Hindi (magazine) National edition June 2011Swabhiman Times (daily) Gwalior Date not

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hindimedia1@gmail.comSo after Delhi now its turn of Mumbai. The financial capital of India is going to witness a turf war among new and old players of Hindi media. On 22nd May Metro Daily News India Private Limited will launch its 24 page tabloid Metro7Days. The new player has plans to launch 14 editions from different cities. The daily will be priced at 2/-. Another player waiting in the wings

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Courtesy: livemint.comAnushree Chandran, anushree.m@livemint.comLiving Media India Ltd, which publishes print titles such as India Today, Cosmopolitan and Harper’s Bazaar, among others, is set to launch a Hindi broadsheet Aaj Tak in the next six months. The group operates a Hindi news channel by the same name which is over 10 years old.The group has also set its sights on the southern market. It

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Naveen Joshi Executive Editor of Hindustan Uttar Pradesh is on his way out. Sources say that he may quit in next one week. Recently at a meeting held in Lucknow his powers were drastically cut by the new management. Ashok Pandey who is at present looking after the Hindustan Kanpur is said to be in the race to replace him at Lucknow.

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Sources in Dainik Bhaskar say that the launch of Ranchi edition has been delayed by almost two months. Recently interviews were conducted there and nearly 70 people reached to take part in it of which 10 are said to be from Prabhat Khabar. Rashtriya Sahara is also said to be reconsidering its plans for a Ranchi launch.

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i next the tabloid from Jagran group has launched an evening edition in Patna. The issue has been priced at Re 1.

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Reliable sources in Hindustan say Rajkumar Singh has replaced Ravi Pant as editor at Hindustan, Varanasi. Pant has gone on a long leave and is said to be headed towards any other organisation. He may announce his resignation soon.

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Manoranjan Singh News Editor, i next is quitting to join Hindustan as state coordinator of Bihar-Jharkhand. He will be based at Ranchi. He was with i next for past three years. He came here from Partika and has earlier worked with Dainik Bhaskar and Rashtriya Sahara.

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There is going to be major reshuffling in the Kanpur's print media space. Amar Ujala under the leadership of Dinesh Juyal its new editor is trying to reinvent itself. A number of people are on the verge being out from the organisation while others waiting to come in. Some have already left the newspaper or have been shown the door. According to reliable sources Dainik Jagran may lose some of its

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Preparations for the launch of i next's Jamshedpur and Compact's Gorakhpur edition have reached the last stage. Both had their dummy out a day before on March 19.

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Hindustan is preparing to relaunch its Kanpur edition. Executive editor UP Navin Joshi and CEO, HMVL Amit Chopra visited Kanpur on Friday and had a meeting. Ashok Pandey resident editor was present at the meeting.

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Brajendra Pratap Singh who is at present senior reporter at Hindustan Kanpur will join in as Chief Reporter of the newspaper's Allahabad edition. He has been entrusted with the responsibilty at a juncture when there is stiff competition going on between the existing players. He is known for his work on water issues and Ganga cleanliness drive. On the other hand Sunil Singh from i-next Kanpur has

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Amar Ujala is said to be preparing to launch national edition. The project is ready and may be announced within a week or two.

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One of the prominent players of Hindi print media space Hindustan Media Ventures Limited is all set to launch its tabloid Spark. The company already publishes Hindi daily Hindustan and is part of the HT media group. As per our sources a meeting was held recetly in Delhi in a five star hotel located at Bhikaji Cama Place to frame the strategy for the launch. The first edition is supposed to be

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The tabloid from Amar Ujala 'Compact' is going places. Soon it will be launched from Gorakhpur and Bareli. 23 March is the tentative date for the launch of Compact from Gorakhpur. On the other hand i-next from the Jagran group is all set to launch editions from Bareli and Jamshedpur.

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Yashwant Vyas has finally joined Amar Ujala as consulting editor (new projects)putting aside all the rum speculations. Our blog was the first to break the news and stood by it. Ajay Upadhyaya has already joined in as consulting editor.

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सच है, नहीं ठिठोली है चेहरों पर रंगोली है देश देश में गाँव गाँव में होली है भई होली है पत्रिकाओं में अखबारों में गली गली में चौबारों में हम मस्तों की टोली है होली है भई होली है कहीं रंग है कहीं भंग है बड़ी उमंग में कहीं चंग है मौसम भी हमजोली हैहोली है भई होली है कहीं राग है कहीं फाग है चौरस्ते होलिका आग है ठंडाई भी घोली है होली है भई होली है धूप धूप में छाँह छाँह में हर अंजुरी हर एक बाँह में

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i next is getting ready to launch one more edition from Jharkhand. It is already present in the capital Ranchi and will launch an edition from Jamshedpur before the end of this financial year. On the other hand the tabloid newspaper from Amar Ujala has launched Shuklaganj, Unnao edition which will cater to the needs of the growing suburb of Kanpur. It also has plans to launch edition from

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Anand Pandey resident editor of Nai Dunia,Jabalpur is said to be moving to Dainik Bhaskar as state head of Maharashtra where the group plans to launch few more editions. At present they have an edition at Nagpur. On the other hand Hamara Mahanagar and Navbharat are also on an expansion spree in Maharashtra. Mumbai based Hindi newspaper group Hamara Mahanagr plans to launch editions from Pune and

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Dainik Jagran's tabloid newspaper i-next is recruiting for its proposed editions at Gorakhpur and Bareli. There are following vaccancies for which you can apply DNE, Chief Sub Editor, Sr. Sub Editor, Reporter, Trainee reporter and Layout Artist. You can send in your resumes at resume@inext.co.in

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Four people have joined Hindustan, Kanpur of which three are from Amar Ujala, Lucknow and one is from Dainik Jagran Dinesh Mishra Amar Ujala, LucknowSachin Mishra Amar Ujala, LucknowMansi, Amar ujala, LucknowRakesh Pal, Dainik Jagran, Meerut

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भरी दुपहरी में अँधियारासूरज परछाईं से हाराअंतरतम का नेह निचोड़ें-बुझी हुई बाती सुलगाएँ।आओ फिर से दिया जलाएँहम पड़ाव को समझे मंज़िललक्ष्य हुआ आँखों से ओझलवर्तमान के मोहजाल में-आने वाला कल न भुलाएँ।आओ फिर से दिया जलाएँ।आहुति बाकी यज्ञ अधूराअपनों के विघ्नों ने घेराअंतिम जय का वज्र बनाने-नव दधीचि हड्डियाँ गलाएँ।आओ फिर से दिया जलाएँ-अटल बिहारी वाजपेयी

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There are rumblings of dissent in Dainik Bhaskar, Jaipur. RE of the Jaipur edition of the newspaper Indusekhar Pancholi has already put in his papers. Few more names are doing the rounds. These rumours have gain credence in the light of news coming in that Yashwant Vyas will quit by 15 Feb. However it could not be cofirmed as his office is denying them as merely rumour.

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The blow hot blow cold relationship between Ravi Prakash and inext management has finally ended. He is moving on to Dainik Bhaskar as deputy editor and will be based at Bhopal for next three months. Till now he was DNE of inext's Agra edition.

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courtesy: www.exchange4media.comDespite various setbacks in the last two years, the Indian media and advertising industry has grown at a phenomenal pace. New titles, new channels and expansion plans of media players continued all of last year, adding more action to the space. Given this growth, and the need gap for a serious news portal that covered the developments of the Indian media industry

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Excecutive editor of Amar Ujala Govind Singh has put in his papers. Singh is moving to Hindustan where he will be add to the long list of editros who have moved on to from Amar Ujala after the exit of Shashisekhar. They include Pratap Somvanshi, Sudhansu Srivastava, Rajendra Tiwari, KK Upadhyaya and Ashok Pandey. This development comes in the wake of Narendrapal Singh joining as excecutive editor

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Reports coming in from Jaipur say Yashwant Vyas editor of Aha Zindagi, magazine from the house of Dainik Bhaskar is quitting the group. While sources in Amar Ujala, Nodia say that he will be joining the newspaper as Group Editor on Feb 8. If you have any other information can mail it to us at hindimedia1@gmail.com

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The suicide note of Pulitzer prize winning photographer Kevin Carter read like this'he wrote, he was "depressed . . . without phone . . . money for rent . . . money for child support . . . money for debts . . . money!!! . . . I am haunted by the vivid memories of killings & corpses & anger & pain . . . of starving or wounded children, of trigger-happy madmen, often police, of killer executioners

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स्टाइलशीटियापाश क्या तुम्हें पता है की दुनिया बदल रही है?क्या तुम जानते हो पत्रकारिता के इस जगत मेंसबसे खतरनाक क्या है?सबसे खतरनाक है…न जानना ख़बर को बस करसर घुमानाआना और मशीन की तरह जुट जानासही-ग़लत भूल, वर्तनी दोहरानाफुट्टे से नाप करसिंगल, डीसी बनानाख़ुद कुछ न आए, दूसरों को सिखानान बोलना, न सोचना, बस आदेश बजानाबॉस के हर अच्छे बेहूदे मजाक पर मुंह फाड़ हँसनाअठन्नी बचाने के नाम पर, हजारों का

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Courtsey: exchange4media.comHT Media more than doubled its net profit in the third quarter ended December 31, 2009 to Rs 184.2 million from Rs 78.2 million in Q3 FY09 due to sharp increase in circulation and advertising revenues. The company has demerged its Hindi business that includes daily ‘Hindustan’, magazines ‘Nandan’ and Kadambini’ during the quarter for Rs 1.4 billion and has temporarily

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Courtsey: www.exchange4media.comWith a presence in six states in the country and 25 editions nationwide, the Patrika Group is looking for further expansions in 2010. This apart, the Group is actively working in various other domains as well, such as web, mobile, and outdoor. Siddharth Kothari, Additional MD and Arvind Kalia, National Marketing Head, share Patrika Group’s future plans with

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Country's first bilingual daily from the Jagran group is all set to launch 9 more editions from three states. Four of which will be from Madhya Pradesh. i-next plans to launch editions from Bhopal, Jabalpur, Gwalior and Indore. Apart from it editions will be launched from Raipur in Chattisgarh and Bareli, Moradabad and Gorakhpur in Uttar Pradesh. Thus taking the total number of editions to 18 in

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The Hindi daily, People's Samachar, is all set to expand its footprint beyond Madhya Pradesh. In the first half of 2010, the group will launch two editions - Raipur and Bilaspur - from Chattisgarh. The newspaper will have printing locations at both the places; and the machinery for this has already been procured. The Raipur edition is expected to roll out by April 2010; whereas the Bilaspur

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All is not well at New Delhi office of BBC Hindi Service. As the news of some more people joining the party with Sanjeev Srivastava at Sahara is filtering out there seems to be a sense of panic. This is happening at a time when BBC is looking at expanding its news business in India. Even possibility of a TV channel is also not ruled out. THe British broadcaster seems to be looking at

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According to the current round of Indian Readership Survey (IRS) -- Round 2 (R2) 2009 -- The Times of India (TOI) continues to rule the financial capital of India across languages, with a total readership of 24.91 lakh. However, the country's largest English daily has seen a marginal decline in readership in Mumbai, which has been a TOI stronghold. TOI continues to lead across three reporting

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The Times of India (TOI) continues to be the leading daily of the National Capital Territory of Delhi (NCT), followed by its foe-turned-friend, Hindustan Times (HT), with total readerships of 32.66 lakh and 32.44 lakh respectively. In fact, the gap between the two dailies has narrowed down from about 5 lakh readers in R1, 2008 to only 22,000 in the current round of IRS (R2, 2009). However, like

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Indore is going to be the next destination for the compact newspaepr from the Jagran group ie, i next. Preparations have already begin and feasibility survey is over. A state of the art office is going to be built. The name of the editor doing rounds for the proposed edition is from the Amar Ujala group. Who at present is working there as deputy editor and was instrumental in the launch of

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Four people have said goodbye to inext the compact newspaper from the Jagran group. Bharat Singh who was working as Chief-sub-editor, Allahabad edition has joined Rashriya Sahara, Kanpur as Deputy News Editor. Another Chief sub Suresh Pandey who was till now working at Ranchi has also put in his papers and is going to join Peoples' Samachar at Jabalpur as News Editor. Sachin Rathore and Deepak

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Following is the list of editors who have moved from one organisation to other in past few months or have been transferred within organisation. Most of them belong to Hindustan and Amar Ujala. Shashisekhar Group Editor, Amar Ujala-Editor-in-chief, HindustanPratap Somvanshi Amar Ujala, Kanpur-Hindustan, DelhiAshok Pandey Amar Ujala, Lucknow-Hindustan, KanpurSudhansu Srivastava Amar Ujala,

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Courtsey: afaqs.comHindi daily Dainik Bhaskar plans to enter new markets to strengthen the brand and expand its reach. It is poised to enter Bihar and Jharkhand, rolling out editions in the two states in the next six-eight months. As per R2 of IRS 2009, Dainik Bhaskar, the No. 2 publication of the country, has recorded a marginal decline in total readership for the second consecutive round. In

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Rajasthan Patrika is all set to expand its footprint across MP. Jabalpur edition will soon be launched where it may face another new entrant in the form of People's Samachar. Haribhoomi, Raj Express, Nai Dunia and Dainik Bhaskar are already present there. Usha Srivastava from Delhi bureau of the Patrika was asked to join as resident editor of the new edition. However she put down her papers and

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The compact size newspaper from the Jagran group i-next is said to be making plans for inroads into the heart of India ie, Madhya Pradesh. Plans are already afoot and preparations have begun. However its still unclear from where it plans to enter MP. Feasibility studies are underway for Bhopal, Indore and Gwalior. Sources say Gwalior may be first on the list as it is near to Agra and desk

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Vijay Narayan Singh who resigned from i-next few days ago is going to join Dainik Bhaskar's Raipur edition as DNE. Prior to joining i-next he was with Hindustan.Another DNE from i-next has tendered his resignation. Sumant Pandey who was till now with bilingual daily's Allahabad edition has resigned. However his next destination is not known yet. Earlier he was also with Hindustan.

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In one of the major developments of saturday Hindi print media was shaken whose after effects will be seen in coming months. While one of the most reverred editors of Hindi print media space Mrinal Pandey resigned from tbe post of editor of Hindustan. Shashishekhar has resigned from Amar Ujala and will be joining Hindustan on September 1. The industry is shaken with this development. Hindustan

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Rajasthan Patrika group has launched its third edition from Madhya Pradesh. Patrika has finally set its foot on the land of Mahakaal ie Ujjain next in line is Jabalpur. Siddharth Bhatt has taken over as editorial incharge of Ujjain.

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Hindustan will launch its Bareli edition on September 1 thus extending its reach to Rohilkhand region of UP and Kumayun of Uttarakhand. Anil Bhaskar is going to be the Resident Editor of the said edition who was earlier with Rashtriya Sahara. On the other hand Dainik Bhaskar is all set to relaunch its Delhi edition. Some senior hands from other media organisations have joined the group.

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Agra based group DLA has suspended the publication of its English daily DLA AM. Sources in the know say that it is only for the time being and very soon it may be launched in a new avataar. The fate of the employees is still undeciede however some of them may be adjusted into sister publications.

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Dainik Bhaskar has launched full fledged Pali edition. Till now only city supplement was being published from there. Pali edition will cater to the needs of three districts of Rajasthan ie., Pali, Sirohi and Jalore. Rival Rajasthan Patrika is already having a full fledged edition from there. Recently Bhaskar has launched its tabloid DB Star's third and first edition in Rajasthan from Jodhpur.

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The dispute between News Channel Voice of India's CEO Amit Sinha and Madhur Mittal has taken an ugly turn. There are reports of police force being deployed outside channel's office after employees reporting for night duty were manhandled by outsiders.

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Sources in the Hindustan say recruitment for its proposed Gorakhpur edition will begin in the month of September. Thus paving the way for many more faces changing their loyalty from one group to another in search of a better opportunity.Bareli edition of the newspaper will be launched somewhere in between September 15 to first week of October. while launch of seperate Ghaziabad edition has been

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DB Star tabloid from Dainik Bhaskar has entered Rajasthan. After Bhopal its second edition has been launched from Jodhpur. At present it is being circulated free of cost with Dainik Bhaskar. With the launch of DB Star a new price war has begun among the market leaders. Bhaskar and Rajasthan Patrika both have brought down the cover price of city edition to Rs 1.75.

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Pramod is quitting Amar Ujala Dehradun to join Hindustans' soon to be launched Bareli edition as DNE upcountry.

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Amar Ujala is said to be planning launch of its tabloid newspaper Compact from Gorakhpur in next 5-6 months. Preparations are said to be underway. Dainik Jagran is also looking at expanding presence of its tabloid i-next to NCR.

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Sources in the Dainik Bhaskar say that the group is planning to lanch its tabloid DB Star from Jodhpur. It is already being published from Bhopal. Rajasthan head Navneet Gurjar and one of the key persons of the DB Star is said to be camping in Jodhpur. The city is one of the proposed sites for IIT Rajasthan and the home district of State CM Ashok Gehlot.

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Ravi Prakash editor i-next, Ranchi has put down his papers. He is expected to join Prabhat Khabar as Resident Editor Kolkata. Three more people have quit i-next. Ashish Pandey and Pradeep Kumar have resigned from central desk, Kanpur and have joined Amar Ujala Bareli and Hindustan LKO respectively. Ashok Mishra has also quit from i-next Lucknow and joined Amar Ujala Bareli.

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Sanjeev Kandwal, Senior reporter, i-next Meerut has been promoted as Chief Reporter. He will join Dehradun edition of the newspaper within a day or two.

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Market is showing signs of improvement and thus media industry is also trying to get out of the slumber of past few months. Restructuring excercise in major media houses is almost over. Now's the time for expansion or finding new ways to hold on the existing territory. Patrika and Bhaskar have almost completed this excercise in Rajasthan. Sources say now Patrika may now look towards expansion in

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New Delhi, April 7 (IANS) The way was wrong but the issue was right, journalist Jarnail Singh said Tuesday after hurling a shoe at Home Minister P. Chidambaram over his responses to the Central Bureau of Investigation’s (CBI) clean chit to Congress leader Jagdish Tytler on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots.“I just wanted to ask (Chidambaram) how he can be happy when one whole community is in deep anguish,

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New Delhi (PTI): Robbed off a lion's share of its advertising revenue due to the global economic downturn, the media industry is looking forward to the general elections as a major stimulus and expects business worth Rs 600 crore from promotional campaigns of various parties. Print media and news channels are expected to be the major beneficiaries in the elections, while radio channels and new

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Hindi daily Raj Express is seeking to further strengthen its presence in the Hindi belt and is eyeing expansion in Chhattisgarh and Rajasthan in 2009. Launched in Bhopal in March 2005, Raj Express entered the Indore market in May 2006, followed by Jabalpur and Gwalior in October 2008 and November 2008, respectively. Elaborating on the expansion plans, Sanjay Mehta, Managing Direction, Raj Group,

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Press ReleaseChennai, June 16, 2008: Dainik Bhaskar announced today that it has signed on MS Dhoni as its brand ambassador.Rajiv Jaitly, President, Ad Sales & Marketing, said, "These are exciting times for 'Bhaskar' as the brand continues its growth across markets. With its geographical spread covering the newly emerged markets of India in tier-II and tier-III towns, Dainik Bhaskar was seeking a

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This news appeared first at www.exchange4media.com The Hindi heartland is witness to an intensifying print battle. Bhopal has emerged as the latest battlefield for readership with NavDunia from NaiDunia Group, Patrika from Rajasthan Patrika, and now DB Star from Bhaskar launching in quick succession. Following the Bhopal launch, DB Star is eyeing an Indore launch. This would be followed by forays

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hindimedia1@gmail.comHindi print media space will very soon be witness to tabloid war among the major newspaper groups. Dainik Jagran and Amar Ujala are already in the fray with i-next and compact. Dainik Bhaskar after the launch of Patrika from Bhopal has started publication of DB Gold. Ajay Agarwal who broke away from Amar Ujala is now spearheding the assault in the western Uttar Pradesh with

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This news appeared first at www.afaqs.comHindi daily Amar Ujala is all set to launch its 18th edition overall and its 11th edition in Uttar Pradesh (UP) in Lucknow in the last week of June.According to market sources, the edition will cover eight other districts of UP in addition to Lucknow: Raibareli, Lakhimpur Kheri, Gonda, Sitapur, Barabanki, Bahraich, Faizabad and Sultanpur. In Lucknow, Amar

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Alok Mehta editor Outlook Hindi is said to be joining Navdunia's proposed Delhi edition. Navdunia is the new Hindi daily launched by Indore based Nai Dunia group. On the other hand Raj Express is slated to launch Jabalpur edition to expand its presence in Madhya Pradesh. At present it has editions from Bhopal and Indore. Another Hindi newspaper having strong presence in Haryana and Chattisgarh is

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This news appeared first at www.exchange4media.com© exchange4media 2008 The Hindi newspaper space is becoming exciting and competitive. While on the one hand, existing players are venturing into newer markets, new players are also entering the fray. The increasing competition is resulting in an inevitable price war. The latest to witness a price war is Dehradun, Uttarakhand, where Amar Ujala,

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http://www.campaignindia.in/DB Corp has launched its new daily in Bhopal, DB Star. DB Star has been launched as a compact format colour newspaper and will have an initial print run of over 1 lakh copies. This is the fifth title from the publishing group. The daily will soon be launched in Indore followed by other cities where Bhaskar is present. Rajiv Jaitly, president, ad sales and marketing, DB

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© exchange4media 2008 Close on the heels of an intensive ad campaign, HT Media Ltd has announced the launch of its revamped Hindi daily, Hindustan. The fastest growing Hindi daily, as per the latest IRS data, the revamped Hindustan is eyeing a bigger share of the Hindi daily market. The daily offers its readers all the vital information and news delivering its brand promise of ‘Hindustan gets you

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The Rajasthan Patrika Group launched its Hindi daily Patrika in Bhopal on May 25. The daily has been priced at Rs 1.50. The Group is present in six states – Rajasthan, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh and West Bengal – offering a bouquet of publications like Rajasthan Patrika, Patrika, Daily News, and evening newspaper News Today. The Group has embarked on an extensive branding

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Feeling the heat after the launch of Patrika's Bhopal edition Dainik Bhaskar has launched a tabloid from the city DB Star. The launch comes a day after Patrika's Bhopal edition hit the stands. The tabloid is available free to the readers of the daily and is priced Re 1 for others. On the other hand Patrika will soon launch Indore and Gwalior editions. The number two player in Bhopal Raj Express

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This news item appeared first at www.agencyfaqs.comDhaleta Surender Kumar | afaqs! | New Delhi, May 27, 2008 April, Dainik Bhaskar launched its Shimla edition, and Amar Ujala is planning a Shimla edition in the next couple of months. Until now, Hindi newspapers reached Himachal Pradesh (HP) with editions from Dharamshala and Chandigarh. Punjab Kesari was the exception. It sent its Jalandhar

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Jagran Prakashan Ltd has launched the eighth edition of I-next in Patna on May 27. The ninth edition of I-next is slated to hit Ranchi newsstands in the third week of June. The bilingual compact daily is already present in Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand. Commenting on the new editions, Shailesh Gupta, Director, Jagran Prakashan Ltd, said, “Like most of the mini-metros of India, Patna and Ranchi

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After long wait and amid speculations regarding launch date Patrika has finally stepped into Madhya Pradesh. This will be first time outside Rajasthan when two arch rivals of Hindi print media space Rajasthan Patrika and Dainik Bhaskar will be face to face. Madhya Pradesh is the home turf of Dainik Bhaskar and it has rivalled Patrika when it entered Rajasthan more than a decade ago. Other players

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This article appeared first at www.agencyfaqs.comDhaleta Surender Kumar | afaqs! | New Delhi, May 20, 2008 Bhaskar will be facing heat on its own turf in Bhopal this summer, with two new Hindi newspapers giving it a run for its money. While the NaiDunia Media Group’s NavDunia was launched last month, Patrika will be launched on May 29.Patrika is actually Rajasthan Patrika, which has dropped ‘

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Rajasthan Patrika's Bhopal edition will now see the light of day somewhere only in the end of May. The launch has been once again delayed due to logistical reasons.

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Now it's official Rajasthan Patrika's Bhopal edition will be launched on 15 May. Hectic preparations are on for the launch. Dinesh Ramawat will be editorial-in-charge. He is credited with the launch of Patrika's Kolkata edition and 'Daily News' in Jaipur. Preparations are already underway for another edition of Patrika in Madhya Pradesh ie. from Indore. The launch of Bhopal edition will see

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This article appeared first at www.visfot.comअंबरीश कुमार मीडिया में पहले दो वर्ग थे. आज तीन हो गए हैं.रेल सेवा के तीसरे, दूसरे और पहली श्रेणी की तरह. इनमें पहला भाषाई प्रिंट मीडिया है, दूसरा अंग्रेजी का प्रिंट मीडिया है और तीसरा अभिजात्य वर्ग है इलेक्ट्रानिक मीडिया.भूख, भुखमरी और कर्ज में डूबे किसानों का सवाल हो या फिर जल, जंगल, जमीन के मुद्दे, अखबारों में इनकी जगह कम होती जा रही है। अस्सी के

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Indian publishing group Amar Ujala has announced the relaunch of its Hindi business daily by the end of 2008.“We will relaunch our business daily in Hindi with a new name and style. It will be a breed apart from others and will be launched by the end of this year,” said Sunil Mutreja, President of Marketing at Amar Ujala.The group had launched a business daily in 1994, which was discontinued in

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This story has been taken from www.livemint.comSruthijith K.K. New Delhi: DB Corp. Ltd, the publisher of Dainik Bhaskar, India’s second largest newspaper by readership, is set to launch a Hindi business paper by the end of July, according to two company executives familiar with the development.The executives said while a formal date for the launch hasn’t been fixed, the paper, to be called

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The Media Research Users’ Council (MRUC) has released the data for the Indian Readership Survey (IRS) 2008 Round 1. There aren’t any surprises in the numbers this time as well. The top 10 Hindi dailies see Dainik Jagran topping the charts again with a total readership of 566 lakh. Dainik Bhaskar follows with a total readership of 319 lakh. Amar Ujala is at No. 3 with a total readership of 296

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© exchange4media 2008 Dainik Bhaskar is in an expansion mode and has launched six editions in Chhattisgarh; Bhilai, Jagdalpur and Ratlam in Madhya Pradesh; Shimla in Himachal Pradesh; and Pali and Nagpur in Rajasthan. All these editions were launched on April 19, 2008. Officials from Dainik Bhaskar could not be contacted for further information on the launches at the time of filling this report.

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Leading publication firm HT Media announced the launch of its Hindi daily newspaper, `Hindustan`, at Chandigarh, Mohali and parts of Punjab. HT Media is a major player in the print media in India. It has a leadership position in the English newspaper market in North India and the second position in the Hindi newspaper market in the North and East.

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Media NewsIndoreMadhya Pradesh & Chhattisgarh based publication house NaiDunia Media Pvt. Ltd. formerly NaiDunia News & Network Pvt. Ltd., publisher of popular Hindi daily ‘NaiDunia’, is all set to launch its new Hindi daily at Bhopal in name of “NavDunia”.“NavDunia is a product focused on Bhopal and marks a strategic entry of the Group in capital. We decided to launch our daily in name of “

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© exchange4media 2008After Agra, Ghaziabad and Meerut, Hindi afternoon tabloid DLA, has launched its fourth edition in Jhansi. In the absence of any daily in the afternoon slot, the paper has claimed that it has been received well by readers in Jhansi with a print order of over 12,000 copies in the city in the first week of its launch on April 9, 2008.Priced at Rs 1.50, the 16-page all-colour

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This article appeared in www.agencyfaqs.com and has been reproduced.Neha Kalra agencyfaqs! New Delhi, March 21, 2008A year ago Mint launched its TV commercial on the premise of making business news easy to understand. The newly launched TVC for Business Standard (BS) goes beyond that to inform its consumers that they will be served what they want, in the way they want it, and in the easiest way

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Hindi newspaper space is getting more and more crowded with each passing day. Hindustan is slated to launch three more editions from Chandigarh, Allahabad and Dehradun. Sources in Allahabad say the preparations are on and edition will be launched sometime in May. Amar Ujala is said to be eyeing Bhopal. Madhya Pradesh based Hindi daily Raj Express is getting ready for the launch of Jabalpur and

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Business Standard (BS) has launched its Hindi business daily. The newspaper, which will be published from Mumbai and New Delhi under the eponymous Business Standard name, hit the news stands on February 16. More editions are expected to be announced in the coming months. TN Ninan, editor, Business Standard, says, “The last few years have seen the rapid growth of Hindi newspaper readership. We are

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© The Brand ReporterNafa Nuksan (NN), the six-day (Monday-Saturday) business daily published from Jaipur, goes to every Tehsil headquarters in Rajasthan. It is also looking to spread its wings to other states. Jitendra Kothari, director, NN, reveals that the company is in talks with some media houses for partnerships. ‘‘We’ve approached leading Hindi dailies in Madhya Pradesh, Punjab, Uttar

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Dhaleta Surender Kumardhaleta.surender@thebrandreporter.com© The Brand ReporterIf Ajay Chacko, director, TV18 Business Media, is to be believed, the circulation of English business dailies in India is a mere 12 lakh. He discounts some regional-language business dailies, saying that the numbers are minuscule, so they hardly make a dent in the total circulation. Take for instance, the print run of

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Bharat Kapadia has joined the recently announced Jagran-TV18 JV, Jagran-18 Publications Ltd, as CEO and Managing Editor. The primary mandate of this JV is to launch a Hindi business daily in 2008. Subsequently, this will be followed by other Indian language dailies focused on financial and economic news. Kapadia would be reporting to the Board of this JV.It may be recalled that TV18 and Jagran

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Vedanta group is said to have taken a lead over other media houses who are yet to launch their proposed Hindi business dailies by launching one from Raipur the capital city of Chattisgarh. Economic Times in Hindi may hit the stands in another one month the dummy is said to come out by 19 February onwards. Other Hindi business dailies from Business Standard and Dainik Jagran are still in the

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courtsey http://www.livemint.com/Sagar MalviyaMumbaiIn an attempt to tap growing demand for financial news, especially that related to the stock markets, at least six Indian media companies plan to launch newspapers in Hindi and other languages such as Gujarati.The list of companies includes Bennett, Coleman and Co. Ltd (BCCL), Business Standard Ltd, Amar Ujala and Jagran Prakashan Ltd and

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Navjyoti the Ajmer based Hindi daily is said to be on the verge of joining hands with Dainik Jagran. Merely the mention of Jagran's backdoor entry into the lurcative media market of India largest state Rajasthan has set alarm bells ringing in the corridors of competitors. Rajasthan is not only unique as far as its culture and landscape is concerned but it is among the few states of the country

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Hindi newspaeprs are on a recruitment drive. Earlier it was Prabhat Khabar and now is the turn of Inext tabloid from the Jagran group. Even Bhasha Hindi arm of news agency PTI is looking for people. For Inext you can send your resumes at editor@inext.co.in, for Prabhat Khabar at jobs@prabhatkhabar.in and for Bhasha at General Manager (Administration), Press Trust of India, 4 Sansad Marg, New

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Business Standardmay well be on its way to joining the duo of Economic Times and Dainik Jagran Network 18 who have already announced their plans to launch a Hindi business daily. Thus making it a three way fight for the market share.

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Inext tabloid from the Dainik Jagran group may have an edition from Patna in the near future. It is being said after Dehradun and Gorakhpur the tabloid may be on its course to travel into Bihar and capture the mind of the youth there.

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The Rajasthan Patrika Group is glad to announce the Karpoor Chandra Kulish Award 2007 (KCK Award 2007). This annual award, in the hallowed memory of Karpoor Chand Kulish, is aimed at recognizing efforts of thought leaders in media, journalist's outstanding contributions to upholding professional values as well as protecting and promoting ethics and morality, right and freedom of the people for

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Prabhat Khabar leading Hindi daily of Jharkhand is on a recruitment drive. There are vaccancies almost in all the departments leave alone editorial. The newspaper seems to gearing up for the batle ahead. It has been feeling the heat of competition from existing players like Dainik Jagran and Hindustan. There are few more launches which may include Ranchi edition of Rashtriya Sahara and tabloid

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Sunil Mutreja, President – Marketing, Amar Ujala, in an interview to Impact has said the tabloid from Amar Ujala will have editions from Varanasi, Allahabad, Dehradun, Ghaziabad and Meerut by January 30. Compact is already getting published from Kanpur and Agra. Mutreja says it has been very well accepted by the reader. It is a replica of Amar Ujala, but has a different price segment. It is for

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