"Dancing Queen Rocks India," The Times of India, the world's largest-circulation English language newspaper, trumpeted on its front page Monday.
By contrast, The Times of India, the country's largest circulation English-language newspaper, had 57 articles mentioning China — in July alone.
In 1900, at least 15 daily general circulation English-language newspapers were being published in New York, before they were gobbled up by mergers and acquisitions or died untimely deaths.
Our local edition of the estimable Ouest France (the highest circulation French-language newspaper in the world) glances dismissively at the "jumpiness" of the world of politics and finance.
There are an estimated 80,000 newspapers in India, the article finds, 85 percent of which are printed in one of India's 22 official regional languages, and the circulation of English-language newspapers is growing 1.5 percent each year.
There are an estimated eighty thousand individual newspapers, eighty-five per cent of which are printed in one of India's twenty-two official regional languages, and the circulation of English-language newspapers is expanding by about one and a half per cent annually.
By 1985, Clarín was one of the highest-circulation Spanish-language newspapers in the world.
The Japan Times, founded in 1897, is its home country's largest-circulation English-language newspaper.
Hong Kong activists reportedly raised more than $12,000 in online donations to buy a full-page color ad on Wednesday in the Apple Daily, the mass-circulation Chinese-language newspaper.
The interview with Times Now, the rules for which were reportedly hammered out by Mr Goswami and Mr Gandhi's sister, Priyanka, follows one he gave to the mass-circulation Hindi-language Dainik Bhaskar newspaper two weeks ago.
Santosh Desai, a columnist for The Times of India, the country's largest-circulation English-language newspaper, warned in February that India's upper and middle class were growing flabby and indolent through their dependence on cheap household help, and that they also wrongly held "an implicit belief in possessing an intrinsic superiority, an assumed right to lord it over someone lesser".
