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Which single edition daily has the largest circulation in India?

Which single edition daily has the largest circulation in India?

(A) Malayalam Manorama

(B) The Hindu

(C) Ananda Bajar Patrika

(D) Dina Malar

Correct Ans: (A)

Explanation:

Malayalam Manorama holds the title of the single-edition daily with the largest circulation in India. This newspaper, published in the Malayalam language, primarily caters to the southern state of Kerala, but it also has a wide readership in other regions and among the global Malayali diaspora.

Founded in 1888, Malayalam Manorama has grown significantly over the years to become one of the leading newspapers in India. Its vast circulation can be attributed to its widespread distribution network, quality journalism, and local relevance in covering news, politics, entertainment, and other topics of interest to its audience.

It is essential to note that while other newspapers like The Hindu, Ananda Bazar Patrika, and Dina Malar also enjoy significant readership, Malayalam Manorama stands out in terms of circulation among single-edition dailies in the country.

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