North East Telegraph of Meghalaya is a branch of The Telegraph published by the Ananda Bazar Patrika group in Calcutta. North East Telegraph is the only English newspaper that was published after the Indian Independence.
The Telegraph came into existence on 7th July, 1982; and in a short span of about 25 years, The Telegraph has become the largest circulated newspaper in eastern India. The edition of The Telegraph in Meghalaya is known as North East Telegraph.
North East Telegraph aims at informing the common masses of Meghalaya about the daily affairs of the state. In fact, the North East Telegraph in Meghalaya deals with various socio-economic and political conditions of Meghalaya. Therefore, the many editions of the newspaper contains various illustrations on the daily events of the state.
Further, adhering to the demands of entertainment of the general public, the North East Telegraph also publishes many issues according to the demands of the common people. Among the important issues published by the North East Telegraph at Meghalaya are:
- Knowhow - Published on Monday, the supplement contains factual details on science, health and IT.
- Jobs - This issue published on Tuesdays deals with the different techniques that should be followed while taking an interview.
- Telekids - This is a colorful tabloid issued on Wednesday, which is chiefly meant for the children.
- CareerGraph - This Thursday issue presents an illustrations on the different kinds of jobs and other career opportunities.
- Personal Telegraph - Issued on Saturday, this supplement contains a short review on the gadgets, travel, cars, holidaying, etc.
- Graphiti - On Sundays, the North East Telegraph issues a short magazine dealing with the various aspects of life, along with other supplements such as 7 Day and Classifieds.
