Hindustan Times (HT) is an English broadsheet daily newspaper, which, according to the Indian Readership Survey 2014, is India’s second most widely read English newspaper. According to the Audit Bureau of Circulations, has a circulation of 1.16 million copies as of November 2015. It is popular in North India, with simultaneous editions from New Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Lucknow, Patna, Ranchi, Bhopal, and Chandigarh. Nearly 3.7 million readers read Hindustan Times across India, who depend on it for news, information, analysis and entertainment. HT enjoy a strong brand recognition among readers as well as advertisers in North India.

Hindustan Times offers various advertising options through free supplements like the following:

• HT City: A free daily supplement with the main Delhi edition, it covers lifestyle and entertainment space in newspaper with a daily dose of Bollywood, Hollywood, Fashions, Relationships, and Campus and is ideal for retail, hotel, restaurants, exhibitions, pubs, boutiques and other businesses looking to target the elite and upper middle-class segment of Delhi City. With cost-effective advertisement rates of HT City is cost effective when compared to the main edition. It also offers various advertising packages.
 
• HT Café: A free entertainment and lifestyle supplement published daily with the main Mumbai edition, it has redefined lifestyle and entertainment space in newspapers with a daily dose of Bollywood, Hollywood, Fashion, Relationship, Mumbai City and Campus. Advertising in HT Cafe is ideal for retail, hotel, restaurants, exhibitions, pubs, boutiques and other businesses who are looking to target elite and upper middle-class segment. With cost-effective advertisement rates of HT Café is cost effective when compared to the main edition. It also offers various advertising packages.
 
• HT Matrimonials: Every Sunday, this free supplement, HT Matrimonial, offers such ad packages as Better Half package, Saath Saath package and Sanjog Metro package. It is ideal for placing "groom wanted" and "bride wanted" ads for seeking suitable matches for marriageable women and men. These classified ads can be placed in specific categories by language (Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Malayalam, Nepali, Kannada, and Kashmiri among others), religion, caste, profession (engineer, doctor, advocate, CA, MBA), family status or any other.
 
• HT Estates: A free supplement every Saturday and Sunday on property and real estate updates, it comes with the newspaper. This supplement offers endless options on property buying, renting and leasing in any category, anywhere.
 
• Hindustan Times Shine Jobs: Published every Tuesday this supplement on recruitment covers articles on company trends and recruitment tips for job providers while advertisements are for situation vacant, walk-in interviews, job opportunities, overseas appointments, government jobs etc. The ad rates are defined for each edition with special package rates for advertisers going for editions.
 
• HT Education: Published every Wednesday in all its editions, it carries ads for educational institutions, colleges, universities, tutorials, banks (for educational loans) and other businesses, which targets students.
 
• Hindustan Times Obituary Ads: When someone is no more, this is usually notified through a Death Announcement or as a Sad Demise in an obituary ad. Besides the person’s particulars, such an ad will inform of the funeral details as well as post-funeral ceremonies like Chautha, Uthala, Marka, Bhog, Month’s Mind or any other function according to the family’s culture. Others can add their tributes through separate Condolence ads.
 
• Hindustan Times Remembrance Ads: On significant dates, the family may place birth anniversary and death anniversary remembrance ads to share the occasion with others to commemorate the departed person.
 
• Name Change Ads in Hindustan Times: People change their names for several reasons — ranging from Change of name after marriage for women and change of name after divorce in case of a woman’s re-marriage to change of name due to spelling mistakes in old name and change of name of a child in case of an adoption to change of name due to numerology or astrology and change of name in case of change in religion. To make this legal, it must finally be published in the National Gazette. But, first, the person must go to a notary public and make out an affidavit on a standard format. Copies of that affidavit must be taken to two newspaper — a national daily and a local vernacular — and place an ad to this effect.
 
• Vehicle and Automobile Ads in Hindustan Times: Whether it has two wheels, four or more, a vehicle carries people and/or materials from one place to another. However, the kind of vehicle one goes for depends on need, personal taste and financial strengths. Thus, there are any number of newspaper ads promoting all kinds of vehicles.
 
• Lost & found Ads in Hindustan Times: Lost & Found ads are given in newspapers to inform the public that something has been lost and where the finders can reach. The ads are also used to get any possible compensation or duplicates. However, it is advisable to place the ad in a newspaper in the area where the item was lost — for instance, Chennai if the person is normally in Kolkata and happened to be travelling in the south of India.
 
• Hindustan Times Tender Notice Ads: A tender notice is made by a private company or government agency as an invitation to concerned persons to make a bid towards a project, which may include anything from construction, repair, maintenance and even acquisition.
 
• The Hindustan Times Text Classified Ads are published in simple running text or run-on line (ROL): These ads cost the least as they are charged by the line for a minimum of five lines. However, at extra cost they can be made more eye-catching with the use of bold text, background colour, tick mark and/or border.
 
• The Hindustan Times Classified Display (CD) Ads allows advertisers to design their own ads using different fonts, images and logos. They are charged per square centimetre with restriction on maximum and minimum height and width. Costs may vary for colour and black-and-white ads.
 
• The Hindustan Times Display Ads are the core of creative advertising in newspapers because they attract the most attention. Display ads are the most expensive newspaper ads being charged on the basis of space occupied in a selected newspaper page. Expert advertising professionals like Myadvtcorner.com can design display ads and upload them for publishing in the selected editions.

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