On July 1, India’s oldest operating newspaper, Mumbai Samachar, will enter its 200th 12 months.
The Gujarati newspaper, with its workplace positioned in an iconic crimson constructing at Horniman Circle in Mumbai’s Fort space, was first revealed in 1822. It was based by a Parsi scholar Fardoonji Murazban, who had experimented with varied different publishing choices earlier than touchdown on this profitable print run.
Formerly known as Bombay Samachar, in Gujarati the paper has all the time run as Mumbai na Samachar. It began as a weekly version, primarily masking the motion of products throughout the ocean and different enterprise information, such because the sale of property, and handed by way of a number of arms till chapter turned it over to the Cama household in 1933.
The newspaper was based by a Parsi scholar Fardoonji Murazban.
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