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Friday, June 4, 2010

PR terms glossary

PR terms glossary
Here's a list of some commonly used terms in the public relations industry.

A
Abstract: a condensed version of a longer piece of writing that highlights the major points covered, concisely describes the content and scope of the writing, and reviews the writing's contents in abbreviated form.
Advertorial: an advertisement written in the form of an objective opinion editorial, and presented in a printed publication—usually designed to look like a legitimate and independent news story.
Agency pitch: a full presentation of a recommended public relations program, researched and costed, which usually takes at least four weeks to prepare and few hours to present. Some consultancies reserve the right to charge a fee if not subsequently appointed.

B
B2B: stands for “Business to Business.” A business that markets its services or products to other businesses.
B2C: stands for “Business to Consumer.” A business that markets its services or products to consumers.
Blog: a shared online journal in which people post items on a regular basis. Postings are displayed in reverse chronological order.
Boilerplate: a template of text that can be used repeatedly, without modification.
Brand Messaging: creative messaging that presents and maintains a consistent corporate image across all media channels, including search.
Brand Reputation: the position a company brand occupies.
Branding Strategy: the attempt to develop a strong brand reputation on the web to increase brand recognition and create a significant volume of impressions.
Brief: the instructions from a client to a consultancy, or directions communicated within a PR agency.
Briefing Book: a book of information preparing the client for an interview with a journalist or interviews at a tradeshow or conference. Commonly contains bios, articles written by the journalist, schedules, messaging and general information the executive might want to have on hand during an interview.
Broadcast: the dissemination of programs or messages through the media of radio, Internet or television.
Buzz Monitoring Services: services that will email a client regarding their status in an industry. Most buzz or publicity monitoring services will email anytime a company’s name, executives, products, services or other keyword-based information on them are mentioned on the web. Some services charge a fee; others, such as Yahoo! and Google Alerts, are free.
Buzz Opportunities: topics popular in the media and with specific audiences that receive news coverage or pass along recommendations that help increase exposure for a brand. Ways to uncover potential buzz opportunities include reviewing incoming traffic to a web site from organic links and developing new keywords to reach those visitors, or scanning special interest blogs and social media sites to learn what new topics attract rising interest, also to develop new keywords and messages.
Byline: text including information about the author that is placed between the headline and the text of an article.

C
Calendar Listing: a listing in a publication’s or website’s calendar of events.
Contributed Article: an article that a person writes and submits to a publication interested in the topic. Sometimes referred to as a guest article.
Copy: the text produced by a consultancy for a press release or article. Journalists also refer to their news stories or features as copy.
Corporate Communications: public relations for a corporation, integrated as part of the company's strategic objectives.
Corporate Social/Environmental Responsibility (CSR): taking positive action to show an organization has a responsible attitude to the people and environment it impacts on. Community relations may take the form of social outreach programmes designed to build relations and foster understanding of the role of business in the local community. The role of PR in CSR is to communicate effectively in order to build corporate accountability and transparency.
Crisis Management: having a communications plan in place that can be effectively put into action when something goes wrong for a company or organization. For instance, how a product recall will be handled.
Clipping or Clip: an extract from a newspaper, magazine or website news sources that makes reference to the organization.

D
Dateline: a short piece of text that describes where and when the story or press release was written, filed and/or distributed.
Directory listing: a listing of a websites or businesses information, organized in a hierarchy or interconnected list of categories.

E
e-PR: also known as online PR, this involves communications using the Internet/new technology to communicate with stakeholders. This could include tactics from using the company website effectively, to a "word-of-mouth" campaign using email (known as viral marketing).
Editor: a person responsible for the editorial aspects of a publication and determines the final content of a text.
Editorial: written materials composed to communicate key messages to the various audiences via the media.
Editorial Calendar: shows the dates of major editorial features planned for forthcoming issues of a publication.
Embargo: a warning to the media not to publish a news item until the date specified on the release.
Evaluation: the continuous process of measuring the impact of a PR campaign from start to finish.
Exclusive: a news story offered to a single newspaper title, radio, website, or TV station.
Exposure: the extent to which the target audience becomes aware of a person, message, activity, theme or organization through the efforts of PR.

F
FAQ: stands for frequently asked questions and is a text file that is created to answer common questions that a user or newcomer to a website might have.
Feature Article: a broad or in-depth newspaper, magazine, Internet, radio or TV article that discusses, analyzes or interprets an issue, subject or trend. A feature generally takes longer to research and produce than a news story.
Financial Analyst: someone who studies the financial performance of corporations or a market sector by analyzing available information such as accounts, strategy and management methods.

H
Hyperlink: a graphic or text on a web page that when clicked on takes the user to a new web page or another part of the same page.

I
Industry Analyst: someone who performs primary and secondary market research within a particular segment of an industry to determine what conditions are affecting that industry.
Integrated Campaign: a multidisciplinary approach which uses a number of marketing communication techniques in order to deliver a consistent set of messages. The aim is to achieve seamless communication with the audience.
Internal Communications: communicating with employees and shareholders to inform them of change (for instance during a company merger or a new CEO), keep them up to date with company news and developments, or to help achieve corporate objectives.
Inverted Pyramid: a metaphor used to illustrate a method of writing in which parts of a story are presented in descending order of importance.

K
Keyword: words relating to a specific topic that are entered into a search field in an attempt to retrieve information about that topic.

L
Lead: the first sentence of a story that briefly states the essential facts. Often includes the 5 was: who, what, where, when, why.
Logo: a graphic or symbol owned by and representing a company or brand.

M
Managing Editor: the editor in charge of all editorial activities of a publication including gathering, writing, editing, and placement of stories.
Media Advisory: a concise announcement to the media about a particular event or news item. It is typically more urgent in tone and contains detail in an easy to read format.
Media Contact: an individual who represents a part of the mass media, such as an editor of a publication.
Media Relations: dealing with journalists and building good working relationships with the broadcast, print and online media.
Media Pitch: sometimes referred to as a “pitch.” This is a direct communication to a writer, reporter, blogger or editor via email or telephone in an effort to persuade them to cover your news. Pitches are usually brief and offer information that is customized to the news outlet and editor.
Messages: agreed words or statements that an organization wants to convey to third parties, such as the media, customers, partners or shareholders, for example.
Media: channel for the communication of information including newspapers, magazines, radio, TV, mobile phones and the Internet.

N
News Conference: the live dissemination of news information by an organization to invited media. The format is usually a presentation of information by the organization followed by a question and answer session. Also known as a press conference.

O
Opinion Editorial or OpEd: an article that expresses the opinion of the writer. Can either be written by the editor of a publication or by an outside writer. If written by an outside writer the article is often in response to an editorial piece and appears on the opposite page.

P
Press Kit or Media Kit: a branded packet or collection of materials handed out to the media by an organization and typically available on an organization’s website. It typically contains a fact sheet, biographies, background material, photographs, milestones, illustrations, an FAQ and news releases, or a combination of these.
Press Release: an announcement of news written in an editorial style and sent to the news media. Also known as a news release.
Public Affairs: the process of communicating an organization's point of view on issues or causes to political audiences.

S
SEM: search engine marketing (SEM) describes acts associated with researching, submitting and positioning a Web site within search engines to achieve maximum exposure of your Web site.
SEO: search engine optimization (SEO) is the process of improving the volume and quality of traffic to a website by ranking high in the search results of a search engine.
SMS: (Short Message System): the transmission of short text messages to and from a mobile phone, fax machine and/or IP address
Social Networking: social networking websites function as a virtual online community of internet users. People use these websites to communicate and connect with others who share common interests and activities.
Social Media Release: a new format of writing press releases that incorporates web-based tools for people to share and discuss the information of the release with one another,

T
Talking Points: briefing notes to help a spokesman prepare for an interview with a journalist. The cues should cover the issues that are likely to arise in the interview and approach that should be taken on these issues.
Teaser: a promotion that is intended to arouse interest in the main campaign which follows.
Trade Press: the media relevant to specific audiences. This includes special interest websites and magazines.
Transcript: written outline of a radio or broadcast about an organization.

V
Vertical Media: media relating to different market sectors for a product or service. For example, you can promote a barcode printer in the printing media, packaging media and food retailing media.
Viral Campaign: a communications campaign designed to spread messages rapidly – typically via the Internet. The audience is encouraged to pass a message or video or link on to all of their email contacts.

Friday, April 30, 2010

Setting Public Relations Objectives

Setting Public Relations Objectives

A successful public relations strategy depends on well-planned objectives. However, it takes more than just good public relations skills to plan good objectives. Here are some tips for setting effective public relations and marketing objectives.

1.) Be specific.
Perhaps the biggest mistake made by public relations professionals is setting broad, vague goals. Instead of striving to get more coverage in magazines, give yourself six months to get five feature-length articles in trade magazines that are targeted toward a specific audience. Set measurable objectives.

You should include factors such as quantitative amounts, dollars, and time limits in as many of your objectives as possible. Avoid qualitative terms such as “quality” or “enhanced” unless you have a specific, quantitative measurement system in place. Be positive.

When articulating your public relations objective, try to improve something positive rather than minimize something negative, i.e., improve client satisfaction as opposed to reduce client complaints.

2.) Be practical.
Don’t set public relations objectives that are unrealistic or unlikely to be met.

3.) Assign tasks.
Break each public relations objective into tasks and assign an individual that will be responsible and accountable for the completion of that task. Create a pyramid of priority and sequence.
Again, break each PR objective down into smaller tasks. The bottom layer should include all of the tasks that must be accomplished first and the tip will be your final PR objective. Each “sub-objective” should be further ranked by priority and designated as essential or nonessential to the achievement of the final PR objective.

4.) Write your public relations objectives down.
Putting the PR objectives in written form will ensure clarity and uniformity.

5.) Make your public relations objectives official.
Whether it be through mandate from the CEO or by a more democratic agreement, make sure the written PR objectives in final form have been recognized by all as the final word.

7 Steps to Planning a Productive and Successful Promotional Campaign

7 Steps to Planning a Productive and Successful Promotional Campaign

When planning a promotional campaign keep in mind that a campaign generally consists of three desired outcomes:

Outcome 1: Your promotional message reaches your intended and targeted audience.
Outcome 2: Your message is understood by your audience.
Outcome 3: Your message stimulates the recipients and they take action.
The question is how do you achieve these outcomes with your campaign? The process is easy, but it takes "planning" time.

Here are seven steps that will get your campaign off to the right start.

• Step 1: Assess Marketing Communication Opportunities.
It's important in this first step to examine and understand the needs of your target market. Who is your message going out to? Current users, influencers among individuals, decision-makers, groups, or the general public?

• Step 2: What Communication Channels Will You Use?
In the first step of planning you should have defined the markets, products, and environments. This information will assist you in deciding which communication channels will be most beneficial. Will you use personal communication channels such as face to face meeting, telephone contact, or perhaps a personal sales presentation? Or will the nonpersonal communication such as newspapers, magazines, or direct mail work better?

• Step 3: Determine Your Objectives
Keep in mind that your objectives in a promotional campaign are slightly different from your marketing campaign. Promotional objectives should be stated in terms of long or short-term behaviors by people who have been exposed to your promotional communication. These objectives must be clearly stated, measurable, and appropriate to the phase of market development.
• Step 4: Determine Your Promotion Mix
This is where you will need to allocate resources among sales promotion, advertising, publicity, and of course personal selling. Don't skimp on either of these areas. You must create an awareness among your buyers in order for your promotional campaign to succeed. A well rounded promotion will use all these methods in some capacity.

• Step 5: Develop Your Promotional Message.
This is the time that you will need to sit down with your team and focus on the content, appeal, structure, format, and source of the message. Keep in mind in promotional campaigns appeal and execution always work together.

• Step 6: Develop the Promotion Budget.
This is the exciting part. You must now determine the total promotion budget. This involves determining cost breakdowns per territory and promotional mix elements. Take some time to break down allocations and determine the affordability, percent of sales, and competitive parity. By breaking down these costs you will get a better idea on gauging the success potential of your campaign.

• Step 7: Determine Campaign Effectiveness
After marketing communications are assigned, the promotional plan must be formal defined in a written document. In this document you should include situation analysis, copy platform, timetables for effective integration of promotional elements with elements in your marketing mix. You will also need to determine how you will measure the effectiveness once it is implement. How did the actual performance measure up to planned objectives. You'll need to gather this information by asking your target market whether they recognized or recall specific advertising messages, what they remember about the message, how they felt about the message, and if their attitudes toward the company was affected by the message.

Six Steps to Developing Your Public Relations and Media Plan

Six Steps to Developing Your Public Relations and Media Plan

Marketing experts will tell you that a well planned public relations campaign is often far more effective than advertising. This tutorial will assist you in developing and creating the core of your public relations campaign in six easy steps.
• Step 1: Define and write down your objectives for your publicity or media plan.
How will you design your public relations campaign? Will it be designed to:
• Establish your expertise among your peers, the press, or your potential clients or customers?
• Build goodwill among your customer, supplier, or your community?
• Create and reinforce your brand and professional corporate image?
• Inform and create good perceptions regarding your company and services?
• Assist you in introducing a new service or product to your market?
• Generate sales or leads?
• Mitigate the impact of negative publicity and/or corporate crisis?
You may be wondering why I am asking you these things at the beginning of a tutorial that is supposed to show you how to create and your develop publicity plan? The answer is easy. In order for your publicity and media plan to be successful it's first most important to determine and define your objective. With a clear objective in mind you have laid the ground work to the complete the remainder of this tutorial.
• Step 2: Define your goals in achieving this objective. It is important that your goals be specific, measurable, results-oriented and time-bound. These goals must be in-line with your overall business, marketing, and sales objectives.

• Step 3: Determine who your target audience consists of. Who is it that you want to reach with this campaign? What do you want your key message to be?

• Step 4: Develop a schedule for your public relation campaigns. Create synergy by coinciding your public relations plan with other marketing and sales efforts.

• Step 5: Develop your plan of attack. What communication vehicles will you use to get your message to the public? Examples may include:
• Press releases
• Articles
• Customer Success Stories
• Letters to the Editor
• Press Conferences, Interview, or Media Tours
• Radio, Television, or Press Interviews
• Seminars or Speaking Engagements
• Event Sponsorships
Select three from the list and beginning researching and developing your approach.

• Step 6: Put measures in place to track the results of your PR Campaign. After each campaign sit down and review the results. Did you achieve the defined objectives and goals of this campaign? Should you consider modifying your original plan? If so, how and why?

Wednesday, April 28, 2010

The list of the Urdu Newspapers linked to United News of India

1- DAILY AABSHAAR
13, PRAFULLA SARKAR STREET
CALCUTTA - 700 001

2- THE AZAD HIND DAILY
25, EDEN HOSPITAL ROAD
CALCUTTA 700 073

3- AKHBAR E MASHRIQ
12, DARGAH ROAD
CALCUTTA 700 017

4- FAJRA NAMAH
168-P, KESHAB CH.SEN STREET
P.O.BOX NO.10803,
CALCUTTA 700 009

5- SANGAM DAILY
P.O. BOX NO 26
PATNA
PIN: 800 006

6- QUAMI TANZEEM
AMIN MANZIL,QUAMI TANZEEM LANE
SUBZI BAGH
PATNA 800 004

7- THE PINDAR DAILY
BHANWAR POKHAR
PATNA - 800 004

8- FAROOQUI TANZEEM
Q.COTTAGE,
RAMNA ROAD
PATNA 800 004

9- FAROOQUI TANZEEM
KONKA ROAD,
RANCHI 834001

10- QUAMI TANZEEM
ASFAQULLAH CHOWK
KARBALA TANK ROAD
RANCHI

11- DAILY MILAP
MILAP NIKETAN,
8-A,BAHADURSHAH ZAFAR MARG,
NEW DELHI-110 002

12- DAILY PRATAP
5, BAHADUR SHAH ZAFAR MARG,
NEW DELHI-110 002

13- MASHRIQUI AWAZ
1738/55, AHINSA BHAWAN
NAIWALA, KAROL BAGH
NEW DELHI - 110 005

14- IN-DINON
2047/6, 2ND FLOOR,
CHUNA MANDI, PAHAR GANJ
NEW DELHI 110055

15- THE AWAM DAILY (URDU)
D-21, NIZAMUDDIN WEST,
NEW DELHI - 110 013.

16- AKHBAR E MASHRIQ
6/267, LALITA PARK
LAXMI NAGAR, DELHI 110 092

17- SADA-E-WATAN JADEED
583, SUNLIGHT COLONY NO.1,
NEW DELHI 110 014

18- AL YAUM DAILY
1534, QASIM JAN STREET,
BALLIMARAN, DELHI 110 006

19- HAMARA MAQSAD
20/71, DDA FLATS
DAKSHINPURI
NEW DELHI-62

20- JADID KHABAR
2724/10, FIRST FLOOR,METROPOL
MARKET,BEHIND MOTIMAHAL REST.
DARYAGANJ,N DELHI 110002

21- SIYASI UFUQUE
ABDULLAH HOUSE,16-B J-EXTN,G.F
GALI NO.12, RAMESH PARK
LAXMI NAGAR, DELHI 110 092

22- DAILY SAHAFAT
3/121, FIRST FLOOR
LALITA PARK, LAXMI NAGAR
DELHI 110 092

23- DAILY KAINAT JADID
2-E,THIRD FLOOR,
BEHIND POLICE POST,KHIZRABAD,
NEW FRIENDS COLONY,N.DELHI-65

24- ROZNAMA HINDUSTAN EXPRESS
G-79, TOWER BUILDING, AFE-II
KALINDI KUNJ, SARITA VIHAR RD.
NEW DELHI 110 025

25- DAILY ITEHAD TIMES
2278, QASIMJAN STREET
BALLIMARAN
DELHI 110 006

26- SECULAR QAYADAT
1770, KHAWASPURA,
PATAUDI HOUSE, DARYA GANJ
NEW DELHI 110 002

27- HAMARA SAMAJ
2330, 2ND FLOOR
NETAJI SUBHASH MARG,DARYAGANJ
NEW DELHI 110 002

28- INQALAB-E-HIND
F-79, GALI NO. 10, TOP FLOOR
WEST JAWAHAR PARK,
LAKSHMI NAGAR, DELHI 110 092

29- URDU NET
39-T, SECTOR-7,
JASOLA VIHAR,
NEW DELHI-110 025

30- DAILY RAHEMANZIL
JMC-16, TALAB KHANTINKA
JAMMU
JAMMU -180001

31- DAILY AFTAB
BUDSHAH CHOWK,SRINAGAR KASHMIR

32- DAILY SRINAGAR TIMES
TIMES HOUSE,
BUCHWARA, DALGATE,
SRINAGAR (KASHMIR)

33- DAILY ETALAAT
2ND FLOOR, HABIB PLAZA
MA LINK ROAD
SRINAGAR

34- KASHMIR UZMA
G.K COMMUNICATIONS PVT.LTD.
6-PRATAP PARK, RESIDENCY ROAD
SRINAGAR - 190 001 (KASHMIR)

35- DAILY NADEEM
NADEEM ROAD
IBRAHIMPURA
BHOPAL

36- THE HIND SAMACHAR LTD
CIVIL LINES,
JALANDHAR.

37- RASHTRIYA SAHARA
7, KAPOOR THALA COMPLEX
ALIGANJ
LUCKNOW

38- DAILY SAHAFAT
SALEEMPUR HOUSE,
25,KAISERBAGH,
LUCKNOW

39- JADDED AMAL
ARYA PRATINIDHI SABHA U.P.
PARISAR 5,MEERA BAI MARG,NARHI
LUCKNOW - (U.P.)

40- WARIS-E-AWADH
82-B, DARULSHAFA,
LUCKNOW

41- IQDAAM DAILY
KOTHI HYDAR HUSAIN,
AMINABAD,LUCKNOW
LUCKNOW-18

42- DAILY AVADHNAMA
MASJID NOOR MAHAL,
SAKET PALLI,NARHI,
LUCKNOW-(U.P)

43- JAYEZA URDU DAINIK
LUCKNOW

44- QUAMI KHABAREN
VIRAJ PRAKASHAN (P) LTD.,
1/5 VISHAL KHAND,GOMTI NAGAR,
LUCKNOW -(U.P.)

45- SIYASAT JADID
418, SIYASAT BUILDING
CHIMANGANJ, P.B. NO 418
KANPUR - 208 001

46- ANWAR -E- QUAM
FAHIMABAD COLONY,
P.B.NO.492,
KANPUR-208001

47- MATA-E-AKHIRAT
89/148-C DALEL PURWA,
NERA BANS MANDI POLICE CHOWKI,
KANPUR-01

48- AWAJE MULK
52/82, SAHAKARI BHAWAN
NADESAR :
VARANASI - 221 002

49- SABA PRABHAT,
NH-58,DELHI-HARIDWAR
BYE-PASS ROAD,SUBHARTIPURAM,
MEERUT-250005

50- MASHRIQUI AWAZ (A/C GORAKHPUR)
1738/55, AHINSA BHAWAN
NAIWALA, KAROL BAGH
NEW DELHI - 110 005

51- RASHTRIYA SAHARA
SAHARA INDIA COMPLEX,
C-2 C-3 C-4 SECTOR 11,
NOIDA-201301 (U.P.)

52- DAILY SALAR
AL AMEEN TOWER,NO.69,
HOSURROAD,NEAR LALBAGH,
MAIN GATE,BANGALORE-560027

53- SIYASAT DAILY
GANESH TOWERS, IST FLOOR,
# 111,INFANTRY ROAD,
BANGALORE-560051

54- INQUILAB-E-DECCEN
G-1&2,MASJID COMPLEX,
SANGTRASHWADI,DURGA ROAD,
GULBARGA-585101

55- K B N TIMES
CULTURAL CENTRE,ADJACENT TO
KBN GIRLSHOSTEL BUILDING,
RAUZA-I-BUZURG,GULBARGA

56- THE RAHNUMA-E-DECCAN
D.NO.12-2-837/A/3,1ST FLOOR,
(OLD PASSPORT OFFICE)ASIFNAGAR
HYDERABAD-500 028

57- ETEMAD DAILY
# 5-6-1 TO 3, DARUS SALAM,
AGHAPURA, HYDERABAD

58- ROZNAMA RASHTRIYA SAHARA
SAHARA MANZIL
5-9-14/14/1/15,OPP- A.P.SECRE-
TRIAT,SAIFABAD,HYDERABAD

59- MAHESHAR DAILY
22-8-405, FIRST FLOOR,
1ST BLDG.PURANI HAVELI X ROAD
HYDERABAD - 500002

60- URDU TIMES
243, MAULANA AZAD ROAD
MUMBAI - 400 008

61- INQUILAB DAILY
PENINSULA CENTRE,
DR.S S RAO MARG,PAREL
MUMBAI-400012

62- ROZNAMA RASHTRIYA SAHARA
SAHARA INDIA MASS COMMUNICATI-
ON, 98,ATLANTA BUILDING,
NARIMAN POINT, MUMBAI

63- SAHAFAT
225/45,1ST FLOOR,OFFICE NO.10,
OPP.MAHARSHTRA COLLEGE,
BELLASIS ROAD,MUMBAI

64- AURANGABAD TIMES
BUDDI LANE, 5,500.00
AURANGABAD -431 001

65- DAILY AURANGABAD EXPRESS
CHAUDHRY MANZIL,2ND FLOOR
JUNA MONDHA,JAFAR GATE,
AURANGABAD

66- AAJ KI KHABAR AURANGABAD
BASHEER COLONY,AAMER MANZIL
ROSHANGATE,
AURANGABAD

67- ROJANA AAG
NO.8,TILAK MARG,
PLOT NO.3, DALIBARDH,
LUCKNOW-226001

68- THE HINDUSTAN (URDU) DAILY
259, MAULANA AZAD ROAD
NAGPADA
BOMBAY - 400 008

List of all known RSS feeds for Indian newspapers and magazines

The name of the magazine / newspaper (or newspaper section, as the case might be) is linked to the RSS feed for that magazine / newspaper. If you find any error or find a feed that should be listed here, please get in touch!

Frontline
Outlook
Business Today
Business World
India Together
India Together - Agriculture
India Together - Economy
India Together - Environment
India Together - Education
India Together - Women
Down to Earth
Good News India
नवभारत टैम्स
Mumbai Mirror
दैनिक जागरण (Dainik Jagran)
दैनिक भास्कर (Dainik Bhaskar)
हिन्दुस्तान दैनिक (Hindustan Dainik)
Govt of india: PIB
The Statesman
Star of Mysore
Business Standard
Central Chronicle
Chandigarh Tribune
The Pioneer
New Indian Express
The Assam Tribune
Deccan Herald
ಕನ್ನಡ ಪ್ರಭ (Kannada Prabha)
The Navhind Times
OHeraldo (Goa)
Telegraph: Front Page
Telegraph: Nation
Telegraph: Calcutta
Telegraph: Opinion
Telegraph: Sports
Telegraph: Bengal
Telegraph: Business
Telegraph: Intl.
Telegraph: North Bengal
Telegraph: North East
Sify News
Sify Finance
NDTV National
NDTV Business
Doordarshan
HBL: Breaking News
HBL: Front Page
HBL: Corporate
HBL: Markets
HBL: Info-Tech
HBL: Marketing
HBL: Money & Banking
HBL: Agri-Biz & Commodities
HBL: Industry & Economy
HBL: Logistics
HBL: Government
HBL: Opinion
HBL: Variety
HBL: Corporate Results
HBL: Investment World
HBL: eWorld
HBL: Catalyst
HBL: Mentor
HBL: Life
HBL: Canvas
Hindu MP: Bangalore
Hindu MP: Chennai
Hindu MP: Coimbatore
Hindu MP: Delhi
Hindu MP: Hyderabad
Hindu MP: Kochi
Hindu MP: Madurai
Hindu MP: Mangalore
Hindu MP: Pondicherry
Hindu MP: Tiruchirapalli
Hindu MP: Thiruvananthapuram
Hindu MP: Vijayawada
Hindu MP: Visakhapatnam
Hindu FR: Bangalore
Hindu FR: Chennai
Hindu FR: Delhi
Hindu FR: Hyderabad
Hindu FR: Thiruvananthapuram
Hindu EP: Bangalore
Hindu EP: Chennai
Hindu EP: Coimbatore
Hindu EP: Hyderabad
Hindu EP: Madurai
Hindu EP: Tiruchirapalli
Hindu EP: Thiruvananthapuram
Hindu EP: Vijayawada
Hindu EP: Visakhapatnam
HimVani
Mathrubhoomi (Malayalam)
IndiaInfo.com
One India News (More oneindia feeds)
RSS feeds from Mint
Times Now: National News
Times Now: Business
Times Now: World
Indian Express (Full Site)
Indian Express Front Page
Express India Front Page
Financial Express (Full Site)
Financial Express Front Page
DNA: India
DNA: Mumbai
DNA: Top News
DNA: Money
PTI: Top News
PTI: Business
PTI: National
Hindu: Breaking News
Hindu: Front Page
Hindu: National
Hindu: Intl.
Hindu: Opinion
Hindu: Business
Hindu: Sunday Magazine
Hindu: Open Page
Hindu: Business Review
Hindu: Book Review
Hindu: Science & Tech
Hindu: Sport
Hindu: Weather, Etc.
Hindu: Engagements
Hindu: Tamil Nadu
Hindu: Andhra Pradesh
Hindu: Karnataka
Hindu: Kerala
Hindu: New Delhi
Hindu: Other States
Hindu: Literary Review
Hindu YW: General
Hindu YW: Bangalore
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Cricket: News
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Business Standard: News Now
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Business Standard: Automobiles
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ToI: India
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ToI: The United States
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ToI: Entertainment
ToI: India Business
ToI: Intl Business
ToI: Pakistan
ToI: Columnists
ToI: Editorial
ToI: Interviews
ToI: Delhi Times
ToI: Bangalore Times
ToI: Bombay Times
ToI: Ahmedabad Times
ToI: Calcutta Times
ToI: Chandigarh Times
ToI: Hyderabad Times
ToI: Kanpur Times
ToI: Lucknow Times
ToI: Pune Times
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ET: Cars
ET: Transportation
ET: Two Wheelers
ET: Banking
ET: Finance / Insurance
ET: Insurance
ET: Big Bucks: Investment
ET: Biotech
ET: Healthcare
ET: Services
ET: Advertising
ET: Consultancy / Audit
ET: Education
ET: Retailing
ET: Travel
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ET: Fashion / Cosmetics
ET: FMCG
ET: Food
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ET: Agriculture
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ET: Petrochem
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Print Media - New Delhi

The List Of Newspapers Empanelled (Category A)

English Dailies
Sr. no. Name of Publication
1 Asian Age *
2 Business Standards
3 Indian Express
4 National Herald
5 Sunday Times of India
6 The Hindu
7 The Hindustan Times
8 The Pioneer
9 The Statesman
10 The Times of India
11 The Sunday Express
12 Today Afternoon*

* Empanelled by Department of Information & Publicity, Govt. of NCT of Delhi

Hindi Dailies
Sr. no. Name of Publication
1 Amar Ujala
2 Bandemataram
3 Bhaskar ( Faridabad )
4 Dainik Jagran
5 Hari Bhoomi
6 Hindustan
7 In Dinon
8 Jansatta
9 Navbharat Times
10 Punjab Kesari
11 Qaumi Patrika
12 Rastriya Sahara
13 Sandhya Veer Arjun
14 Shah Times
15 Veer Arjun

Urdu Dailies
Sr. no. Name of Publication
1 Akhbar-e-Mashriq
2 Al-Yaum
3 Awam
4 Hamara Maqsad
5 Jadid In-Dinon
6 Mashriqi Awaz
7 Milap
8 Pratap
9 Qaumi Awaz
10 Sada-e-Watan Jadeed
11 Siyasi Ufuque
12 Tej

Punjabi Dailies
Sr. no. Name of Publication
1 Educator
2 Jathedar
3 Panthak Samachar


The List of Newspapers Empanelled (Category B)
English Dailies
Sr. no. Name of Publication
1 Around The Times
2 Days News
3 Delhi Tribune
4 Money Makers
5 Nivida Suchana
6 Samachar Post
7 These Days
8 Times Days

Hindi Dailies
Sr. no. Name of Publication
1 Advt. N Advt.
2 Amrit Varsha
3 Ardh Viram
4 Bharat Bhavana
5 Bharat Desh Hamara
6 Charchit Duniya
7 G.T.B.Times
8 Ham Aur Aap
9 Hindustan Rah
10 Hira Times
11 Illustrated Media Today
12 Mahalaxami Bhgyodaya
13 New India Herald
14 Parivartan Bharati
15 Public Ujala
16 Qamar Express
17 Rajdhani Patrika
18 Rashtra Ka Vidhan
19 Rashtriya Sagar
20 Rozana
21 Saara Bharat
22 Swatantra Sahadra Mail
23 Tender Auction Samachar
24 The Page
25 Vyapar Bharati
26 Vyapar Udyog Samachar
27 Sandhya M.Bhagyodaya

Urdu Dailies
Sr. no. Name of Publication
1 Ekdaam
2 Hal-E-Watan

Punjabi Dailies
Sr. no. Name of Publication
1 Chardikala
2 Jan Ekta
3 Vartman Hindustan


The List Of Newspapers Empanelled (Category C)
List of Weekly Newspapers
Sr. no. Name of Publication
1 Rashtra Times (H/W)
2 Delhi Ab Tak (H/W)
3 Kisan Times (H/W)
4 Punarvas (H/W)
5 Panchjanya (H/W)
6 Job Guide (E/W)
7 Hindi Yuva Reporter (H/W)
8 Sanjha Maqsad (H/W)
9 Indian Currents (H/W)
10 Metra Headlines (H/W)
11 Bharat Aajkal (H/W)
12 Shakti Times (H/W)
13 Rastriya Navodaya (H/W)
14 Tomar Times (H/W)
15 BIC Times (E/W)
16 Chinu Times (H/W)

List of Daily Newspapers
Sr. no. Name of Publication
1 Mahamedha(H/D)
2 Shahafat(U/D)
3 Quami Patrika(P/D)
4 Amrit India(H/D)
5 Hindustan Express(U/D)
6 Happy Delhi(H/D)
7 Amrit Garima(H/D)
8 Desh Bhakat Times(H/D)
9 Sankalp Times(H/D)
10 Rajniti Sandesh(H/D)
11 Bharti Vakil(H/D)
12 Sandhya Times(H/D)
13 Alls Sandesh(H/D)
14 Salar-E-Hind(U/D)
15 Siyasatnama(U/D)
16 Chalet Phirte(H/D)
17 Samay Dhara(H/D)
18 Kainat Jadid(U/D)
19 Bhedi Nazar(H/D)
20 Rafter-E-Waqt(U/D)
21 Punch(H/D)
22 Jaded Khabar(U/D)
23 Rozanama Rastriya Sahara(U/D)
24 Delhi Shahdara Herald(H/D)
25 Rehbar-E-India(U/D)
26 Parichay Times(H/D)
27 Al-Momin(U/D)

This is a list of regional newspapers in India, listing newspapers printed and published in India:

This is a list of regional newspapers in India, listing newspapers printed and published in India:

Assamese Language
• Adinor Sambad
• Aji
• Agradoot
• Aajir Dainik Batori
• Ajir Asom
• Aamar Asom
• Asom Bani
• Bhoomiputra
• Dainik Agradoot
• Dainik Janambhumi
• Janasadharan
• Danik Asom
• Natun Dainik
• Saadin

Bengali Language
• Aajkaal
• Ananda Bazar Patrika
• Bartaman
• Dainik Jugasankha
• Dainik Samayik Prasanga
• Dainik Sonar Cachar
• Dainik Statesman
• Century Sangbad
• Ganashakti
• Sangbad Pratidin
• Sambad
• Ekdin
• Uttar Banga Sambad

Gujarati Language
• Akila Daily
• Bombay Samachar
• City Watch Gujarat
• Divya Bhaskar
• Gujarat Samachar
• Jai Hind
• Sambhaav Newspaper
• Sandesh
• Desh Pradesh Ni Aajkaal
• Nobat
• Phulchhab
• Janmabhoomi
• Naya Padkar

Hindi Language
• Dainik Navajyoti
• Amar Ujala
• Dainik Bhaskar
• Dakshin Bharat Rashtramat
• Hindustan
• Dainik Jagran
• Dainik Purvoday
• Rashtriya Sahara
• Do Baje Dopahar
• Hari Bhoomi
• Hindi Milap
• Jansatta
• Mumbai Dainik Sandhya
• Nai Dunia
• Navbharat Times
• Purbanchal Prahari
• Punjab Kesari
• Prabhat Khabar
• Punjab Focus
• Pratah Kal
• Press Ki Taquat
• Rajasthan Patrika
• Ranchi Express
• Rastriya Sahara
• Hindustan Express
• Veer Arjun
• Vyapaar
• NCR Times
• United Bharat
• Chambal Surkhi
• Sandhya Pahal
• Anugamini
• Patrika
• Gandiva
• Ujala
• Sanmarg
• Janmukh
• Kashi Warta
• Navabharat
• Janwarta
• Aj
• Rashtriya Aawaz
• Sansani Chobis Ghante
• Dadhich Darpan

Kannada language
• Vijaya Karnataka
• Prajavani
• Kannada Prabha
• Udayavani
• Samyukta Karnataka
• Hosa_digantha
• Vaartha Bhaarathi
• Sanjevani
• Ee Sanje
• Janathavani
• Janatha Madhyama
• Hassanvani
• Kranti Kannada Daily
• Taranga
• Sudha
• karmaveera
• Mayura
• Tushara_(_magazine_)
• Kasthuri
• Lankesh Patrike
• Hai Benagalooru
• Mangala
• Bala Mangala
• Andolana
• roopatara

Kashmiri Language
• Koshur Akhbar
• Soan Meeraas

Malayalam Language
• Aswamedham
• Chandrika
• Deepika
• Deshabhimani
• Janayugam
• Janmabhumi
• Kerala Kaumudi
• Kerala Kaumudi Flash
• Kalakaumudi
• Madhyamam
• Malayala Manorama
• Mangalam
• Mathrubhumi
• Punyabhumi
• Thejas
• Siraj
• Varthamanam
• Veekshanam
• Metro Vaartha
• Kaumudiplus Internet newspaper

Manipuri Language
• Ching Tam
• Huiyen Lanpao
• Imphal Free Press
• Kanglapao
• Kangleipakki Meira
• Lanbung
• Mannaba
• Matamgi Yakairol
• Meeyam
• Naharolgi Thoudang
• Ningtam Lanpao
• Paonilkhol
• Poknapham
• Prajatantra
• Punshi
• Sanaleibak
• Sangai Express
• Toknga
• Thoudok Wathok
• Eastern Post, Jiribam

Marathi Language
• Daily Aikya
• Daily Kesari
• Deshdoot
• Deshonnati
• Gavkari
• Goa Times
• Gomantak
• Govadoot
• Lokmat
• Loksatta
• Konkan Darshan
• Konkan Vaarta
• Mahanagar
• [[Maharashtra Times]Ma TA]
• Mumbai Chaufair
• Mumbai Sandhya
• Nava Kaal
• Navprabha
• Pudhari
• Ratnagiri Times
• Saamna
• Sakal
• Sanatan Prabhat
• Sanchar
• Sandhyakaal
• Sandhyanand
• Mahanayak
• www.dailymahanayak.com
• SAMRAT
• Tarun Bharat
• Zunjar Neta
• Mahavidarbha
• Punyanagari
• Arthniti

Mizo language
• Vanglaini

Nepali Language
• Himgiri
• Sunchari
• Himali Darpan

Oriya Language
• SAMBAD
• Dharitri
• The Samaja
• The Prajatantra
• The Samaya
• Pragatibadi
• Ama Rajdhani
• anupambharat
• Odisa Bhaskara
• The Eswar
• Sambada Kalika
• The Suryaprabha

Punjabi Language
• Desh Videsh Times
• Ajit
• Punjab Express
• Punjab Focus
• Sanjh Savera
• Jag Bani
• Khuli Soch
• Sher-e-punjab
• Desh Sewak
• Nawan Zamana
• Punjabi Tribune
• Ajj di Aawaz
• Chardi Kala
• Akali Patrika
• Press Ki Taquat
• Rozana Spokesman

Tamil Language
• Ananda Vikatan Not a newspaper
• Dina Thandi
• Dina Sudar
• Dinakaran
• Dina Malar
• Dina Mani
• Kadiravan
• Kumudam Not a newspaper
• Kumari Murasu
• Kaalai Kathir
• Maalai Murasu
• Maalai Malar
• Mani Chudar
• Namadhu MGR
• Tamil Murasu
• Tamil Sudar
• Thinaboomi
• Thinathoodhu
• Thinaseidhi
• Viduthalai
• Janasakthi
• Theekkadir
• Maduraimani

Telugu Language
• Andhra Bhoomi
• Andhra Jyothi
• Andhra Prabha
• Andhra Pradesh
• Annadata
• Eenadu
• Praja Shakti
• Vaartha
• Hyderabad Mirror
• Rakshana
• Udayam it was there long back
• Suryaa
• Saaksham
• Saakshi (newspaper)
• Aksharam
• Zaminryot Longest living telugu news paper (80th year)

Tibetan Language
• Tibet Sun

Urdu Language
• Avadhnama
• Eitamad
• Rehnumah-e-Deccan
• The Inquilab
• Munsif Daily
• Siasat
• Hindustan Express
• Pindar
• Ek Qaum
• The Musalman
• ZAMANAT
• Rozanama Rashtriya Sahara
• Sahafat
• Urdu Times
• Awaz E Mulk
• Pratap
• Hind Samachar
• Milap