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Newspaper Reading In Mumbai.
Mumbai Laksdeep. Marathi.
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The weekend Goan. It's a newspaper that calls the city Bombay in most of its stories.
From NOIDA/NCR.
The Parsi Times is Bilingual. English and Gujarati.
This is from the first issue of Tarun Bharat of Belgaum. It's in Marathi and a map inside explains their roots.
Besh! Mumbaikar. Any place, any crowd.