IRS Q2 2010: Top Punjabi publications witness general growth trend
Punjabi daily Ajit has topped the list of Punjabi publications, registering a 6.40 per cent growth in average issue readership (AIR) as per the IRS Q2 2010 results released on August 23. Ajit has received an AIR of 1,131,000 in the latest round.
Punjabi daily Ajit has topped the list of Punjabi publications, registering a 6.40 per cent growth in average issue readership (AIR) as per the IRS Q2 2010 results released on August 23. Ajit has received an AIR of 1,131,000 in the latest round.
Jag Bani is ranked second with an AIR of 1,026,000 in Q2 as against 1,032,000 in IRS Q1 2010, a marginal dip of 0.58 per cent.
Punjabi Tribune is ranked third among Punjabi publications as per the IRS Q2 2010 results. The daily has received an AIR of 295,000 in this round as compared to 290,000 in Q1, a growth of 1.72 per cent.
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