The Telegraph is an English broadsheet daily newspaper continuously published in Kolkata since 7 July 1982 by the ABP Group. According to the Audit Bureau of Circulations, its daily circulation stood at 470,020 copies as of Jul-Dec 2015 making it the most circulated English newspaper in Eastern India with a figure of 72 lakhs. As per the Indian Readership Survey 2014, the newspaper is the fifth most-widely read English newspaper in India. The five editions of The Telegraph are: Calcutta, South Bengal, North Bengal, Northeast edition (Guwahati split), Jharkhand edition (Jamshedpur, Jharkhand and Ranchi splits), Patna and Bhubaneshwar.

The Telegraph prints ads in various categories.

These include:

• The Telegraph Matrimonial Advertisement: This helps find suitable brides and grooms from all kinds of the public from middle class families to the elite class.
• The Telegraph Name Change Advertisement: This legalises the partial or full change of name of someone for whatever reason.
• The Telegraph Obituary Advertisement: This informs people of the loss of someone along with the related funereal and post-funeral details.
• The Telegraph Recruitment Advertisement: This assists all kinds of organisations to find suitable candidates for filling vacancies.
• The Telegraph Education Advertisement: This opens up fresh avenues of learning for those seeking to improve their knowledge.
• The Telegraph Public Notice Advertisement: This informs the general public about government and corporate projects which may affect them.
• The Telegraph Tour and Travel Advertisement: This publicises to those on the move the sources for tickets, transport, accommodation and related matters.
• The Telegraph Business Advertisement: This presents opportunities for business growth to those looking for them.
• The Telegraph Property Advertisement: This advertises properties that can be bought. sold, rented or leased in diverse sectors.
• The Telegraph Shopping Advertisement: This publicises the locations and availability of goods at markets for the general public.

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