History of Newspapers (Paper H)
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Institute: Smt. C.B. Shah Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Ratanshinagar, Wakharbhag,Aamrai, P.B. No. 161, Sangli 416 416, Maharashtra
Dhananjay B. Sutar
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https://doi.org/10.17821/srels/2007/v44i1/44073Keywords:
Newspapers, Newspapers in Maharashtra, Purpose, AdvantageAbstract
The newspapers can provide current and up-to-date information on various subjects and other important topics. The potentiality of newspapers to provide information on various subjects generated by journalists, analysists, subject experts, students, scientists and technicians, etc.enhance the need satisfying capacity of libraries and information centers. Therefore, the importance of history of newspapers cannot be ignored. This paper describes the evolution and the history of newspapers in the world and in India. The information about the world's largest dailies, Language and periodicity wise number of newspapers as well as leading dailies of India is provided in the article.
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