Gohana Mudrika

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Gohana Mudrika
The February 20th, 2012 front page of the Gohana Mudrika
Type	Weekly newspaper
Format	Broadsheet
Publisher	K.C. Arora
Editor	K.C. Arora
Founded	1992
Language	hindi
Circulation	5000 weekly
Official website	gohanamudrika.com

Gohana Mudrika is a weekly dual sheet newspaper published in Gohana, Haryana, India. It is the only newspaper circulated inside Gohana. It is owned and published by K.C. Arora, a well known Hindi news editor in Gohana.^[1]

History

Gohana Mudrika was first published in 1992 completing 20 years in the Year 2012.

References

↑ Official Site

External links

gohanamudrika.com/

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