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Deccan Chronicle is an English-language daily newspaper in India, founded in 1938 and headquartered in Hyderabad. It publishes reporting on national and regional politics, business, sport, entertainment, and public affairs, with a particular presence in southern India. The newspaper is intended for readers who follow current events in India through an English-language publication with strong coverage of Hyderabad and other southern markets.
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When and where was Deccan Chronicle founded?
Deccan Chronicle was founded in Hyderabad in 1938. It began as a weekly and became a daily newspaper in 1947.
What language and region does Deccan Chronicle serve?
It is an English-language newspaper with a strong South India focus. Its coverage includes Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Kerala, as well as national news.
What other publications are linked to Deccan Chronicle Holdings Limited?
The publisher also produces titles such as The Asian Age, Financial Chronicle, and Andhra Bhoomi. Deccan Chronicle itself remains the group's main English daily associated with Hyderabad.
Why is the paper called Deccan Chronicle?
The name refers to the Deccan region of India, while the newspaper's headquarters are in Hyderabad. Its regional identity fits its reporting on southern Indian politics, business, sport, and public affairs.
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