Newspaper Advertising in Shillong

Book classified & display ads in The Shillong Times, Meghalaya Guardian, Mawphor, U Nongsain Hima, The Assam Tribune, The Telegraph, Times of India, The Hindu, Sentinel and every leading Shillong publication. IIM Shillong, NEHU, St. Anthony's, Khasi/Jaintia community, Cherrapunji tourism, music heritage & Meghalaya HC legal notices — through a single call or WhatsApp.

Note: Shillong is the capital of Meghalaya (state carved out of Assam on 21 January 1972) at ~1,496m altitude. Called the "Scotland of the East" for its pine forests and colonial-era architecture. Also India's "Music Capital" (rich rock/blues heritage). Historic capital of undivided Assam (1874-1972) when Assam included Meghalaya, Nagaland, Arunachal, Mizoram. Home to the Meghalaya High Court (est. 23 March 2013 — upgraded from Gauhati HC Meghalaya Bench). Home to IIM Shillong (est. 2007, Rajiv Gandhi Indian Institute of Management), North-Eastern Hill University (NEHU, est. 1973), St. Anthony's College (est. 1934). Gateway to Cherrapunji (Sohra) and Mawsynram — two of the wettest places on Earth. Predominantly Khasi + Jaintia Christian tribal population.

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Shillong's Newspaper Media Landscape

Quick Answer: Shillong is Meghalaya's capital and one of Northeast India's most cosmopolitan hill cities — population ~3.5 lakh metro. As the historic capital of undivided Assam (1874-1972) and a British hill station, Shillong retains distinctive English-medium colonial heritage. Uniquely, Shillong has an English-dominant print market unusual for regional India — The Shillong Times (est. 1945 — one of Northeast India's oldest continuously published English dailies) and Meghalaya Guardian lead. Khasi-language dailies (Mawphor, U Nongsain Hima) serve the Khasi majority (~52% of Meghalaya's population). The Assam Tribune (Guwahati HQ) and The Telegraph (Kolkata HQ) also circulate given historical Assam/Bengal Presidency connections. Hindi papers reach the small non-tribal migrant workforce.

Shillong's advertising market is powered by five distinct demand streams. First is Meghalaya UT government + political advertising — Meghalaya Vidhan Sabha, Secretariat, and every state government department in Shillong. DIPR Meghalaya handles government advertising with significant political publications during elections (Congress/NPP/UDP/BJP campaigns).

Second is IIM Shillong + NEHU + St. Anthony's education advertisingIIM Shillong (Rajiv Gandhi Indian Institute of Management, est. 2007) is India's 7th IIM. Combined with NEHU (North-Eastern Hill University, est. 1973) — the central university for Northeast, St. Anthony's College (est. 1934) — historic Catholic institution, and Martin Luther Christian University. Cross-Northeast student recruitment.

Third is Cherrapunji + Meghalaya tourism advertising — Cherrapunji (Sohra) and Mawsynram — two of the wettest places on Earth. Combined with Mawlynnong (Asia's cleanest village), Living Root Bridges (UNESCO tentative list), Elephant Falls, Umiam Lake, Dawki (crystal-clear river). Meghalaya tourism has grown rapidly. Hotels, resorts, tour operators drive significant advertising.

Fourth is Shillong music + cultural heritage advertising — Shillong is India's "Music Capital" with rich rock/blues/gospel heritage. IROCK, Shillong Chamber Choir, cross-Northeast music events. Cultural festivals (Wangala Garo harvest festival, Behdienkhlam Jaintia festival, Nongkrem Khasi festival) drive cultural advertising. Fifth is Meghalaya HC (Shillong) legal notices + Khasi/Jaintia community advertising — matrimonial via Mawphor/U Nongsain Hima for Khasi (matrilineal society), Jaintia, and cross-tribal alliances. Malik Advertising is rate-empanelled with every Shillong publication.

Shillong Print Media — Key Facts

StateMeghalaya Capital (state formed 21 January 1972 from Assam)
IdentityScotland of the East · Meghalaya Capital · Music Capital of India · Cherrapunji Gateway · Khasi/Jaintia Heartland · Historic Undivided Assam Capital
Population~3.5 lakh metro; ~1.5 lakh city (2011 census; grown significantly)
Literacy Rate91%+ (city — among India's highest)
Active Publications6+ (English-dominant with Khasi + Hindi)
Primary LanguagesEnglish (dominant in print), Khasi (Khasi majority), Garo (Garo Hills), Pnar/Jaintia, Hindi (migrant workforce), Assamese (cross-Assam)
Top English DailiesThe Shillong Times (est. 1945 — one of Northeast's oldest English dailies), Meghalaya Guardian, The Assam Tribune (Guwahati HQ + Shillong), The Telegraph (Kolkata HQ + Northeast), Times of India, Sentinel
Top Khasi DailiesMawphor (Khasi language flagship), U Nongsain Hima (Khasi daily), U Rupang (Khasi weekly)
Top Hindi DailiesDainik Bhaskar (Northeast Hindi), Dainik Jagran, Nav Bharat
Assamese Dailies (cross-Assam)Asomiya Pratidin, Amar Asom
Unique InstitutionsMeghalaya High Court (est. 23 March 2013, Shillong), Meghalaya Vidhan Sabha, IIM Shillong (Rajiv Gandhi Indian Institute of Management, est. 2007), North-Eastern Hill University (NEHU, est. 1973 — central university for Northeast), St. Anthony's College (est. 1934 — historic Catholic institution), Martin Luther Christian University, Cherrapunji/Sohra (~11,777mm annual rainfall), Mawsynram (world's wettest), Mawlynnong (Asia's cleanest village), Living Root Bridges (UNESCO tentative list), Elephant Falls, Umiam Lake, Dawki (crystal-clear river), Ward's Lake, Shillong Peak, Don Bosco Museum of Indigenous Cultures (world's largest indigenous cultures museum), Shillong Airport (Umroi), Assam Regimental Centre, historic Raj Bhavan, Cathedral Catholic Church of Mary Help of Christians, Presbyterian Mission Church, Nongkrem Dance Festival, Wangala Festival (Garo), Behdienkhlam Festival (Jaintia), Shillong Chamber Choir
Court JurisdictionMeghalaya High Court (est. 2013, Shillong) · Shillong District Court
Statutory AuthorityDIPR Meghalaya (Directorate of Information & Public Relations) · SMB Shillong (Shillong Municipal Board)
Key EconomyMeghalaya government/administration, tourism (Cherrapunji/Mawsynram/Mawlynnong/Dawki), IIM Shillong/NEHU/St. Anthony's education, coal mining (Jaintia Hills), limestone/cement (LafargeHolcim, Star Cement), rubber, timber, orange belt (Khasi Hills), tourism-hospitality (Ri Kynjai Serenity/Polo Towers), music industry, small-scale bamboo/cane handicrafts, cross-Assam trade
Also covers: 📍 Shillong 📍 Cherrapunji 📍 Jowai 📍 Nongstoin 📍 Tura 📍 Mawlynnong 📍 Dawki 📍 Nongpoh
Est. 1972Meghalaya carved out of Assam
Shillong Times 1945One of Northeast's oldest English dailies
Meghalaya HC 2013Upgraded from Gauhati HC Bench
IIM 2007IIM Shillong — India's 7th IIM

Top Newspapers for Advertising in Shillong

Quick Answer: The top publications for advertising in Shillong are The Shillong Times (Meghalaya's flagship English daily — est. 1945, one of Northeast India's oldest continuously published English dailies), Meghalaya Guardian (English), Mawphor (Khasi language flagship), and U Nongsain Hima (Khasi daily). The Assam Tribune (Guwahati HQ) and The Telegraph (Kolkata HQ with strong Northeast reach) also circulate. National English dailies (Times of India, The Hindu) reach Shillong via Guwahati/Kolkata editions. Hindi papers (Dainik Bhaskar, Dainik Jagran) reach the significant migrant workforce.

Shillong's newspaper hierarchy is anchored by The Shillong Times — founded in 1945 by Dhirendra Nath Bhattacharya, The Shillong Times has been Meghalaya's editorial voice for 80+ years and one of Northeast India's most authoritative English dailies. Uniquely for a regional Indian city, English dominates the print market given colonial heritage and predominantly Christian population where English is the medium of instruction. Mawphor and U Nongsain Hima serve the Khasi-speaking majority (~52% of Meghalaya's population). The Assam Tribune's Northeast reach and The Telegraph's Kolkata-based Northeast bureau also provide significant advertising channels.

NewspaperLanguageApprox. ReachKey AudienceBest Ad Categories
The Shillong TimesEnglishMeghalaya No.1 — est. 1945Mass Meghalayan + IIM/NEHU/IAS-IPSCorporate, HC notice, tender, brand, education
Meghalaya GuardianEnglishMeghalaya EnglishMeghalayan English readersCorporate, matrimonial, community
MawphorKhasiKhasi language flagshipKhasi majority communityCommunity, matrimonial (Khasi), cultural
U Nongsain HimaKhasiKhasi dailyKhasi community readersCommunity, matrimonial, cultural
The Assam TribuneEnglishGuwahati HQ + ShillongCross-Northeast readersEditorial, HC notice, corporate, cross-region
The TelegraphEnglishKolkata HQ + NortheastNortheast English editorialEditorial, HC notice, corporate
Times of IndiaEnglishGuwahati/national + ShillongCorporate, cross-regionNational brand, HC notice, corporate
The HinduEnglishPremium editorialEditorial, senior professionalsNational brand, HC notice, editorial
SentinelEnglishGuwahati HQ + NortheastNortheast English readersEditorial, cross-region, corporate
Dainik Bhaskar (Northeast Hindi)HindiHindi migrant workforceMigrant workers, cross-stateRecruitment, matrimonial, cross-state
Asomiya PratidinAssameseAssamese cross-regionCross-Assam-Meghalaya AssameseCommunity, matrimonial, cross-region
Amar AsomAssameseAssamese dailyAssamese communityCommunity, cultural, matrimonial

Complete Publication Directory — Shillong

Quick Answer: Malik Advertising books ads in every English, Khasi, Hindi, and Assamese newspaper and publication serving Shillong and Meghalaya. Free English/Khasi drafting (with Hindi/Assamese translation available) included with every classified booking.

English Newspapers — Meghalaya Print Market Dominance

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The Shillong Times
English
📰 Est. 1945 — Meghalaya No.1📈 Northeast's oldest English daily⚖ Meghalaya HC-preferred
The Shillong Times — Meghalaya's flagship English daily since 1945, founded by Dhirendra Nath Bhattacharya. One of Northeast India's oldest continuously published English dailies (80+ years). Deep penetration across Shillong and pan-Meghalaya households. Essential for Meghalaya HC legal notices, Meghalaya government tender publications, IIM Shillong/NEHU/St. Anthony's academic advertising, matrimonial (Khasi/Jaintia/Garo/cross-community alliances), and cross-Northeast corporate campaigns.
Meghalaya Guardian
English
📰 Meghalaya English📈 Cross-Meghalayan readers
Prominent English daily with dedicated Shillong-Meghalaya readership. Preferred by cross-Meghalayan English readers, urban households, and mixed audiences. Essential for corporate advertising, matrimonial, community publications, and cross-Meghalaya campaigns.
The Assam Tribune
English
📰 Guwahati HQ (est. 1939) + Shillong📈 Cross-Northeast reach
Guwahati-HQ'd English daily (est. 1939 — one of Northeast's oldest English dailies) with strong Shillong presence given Meghalaya's historic Assam connection (Shillong was Assam's capital until 1972). Preferred by cross-Northeast readers, cross-Assam-Meghalaya audiences. Essential for editorial advertising, HC legal notices, and cross-Northeast corporate campaigns.
The Telegraph
English
📰 Kolkata HQ + strong Northeast📈 Northeast English editorial
Kolkata-HQ'd English daily with strong Northeast reach (Meghalaya was historically part of undivided Bengal Presidency's Assam Province). Preferred by editorial-conscious Meghalayan readers, senior professionals, and cross-eastern-India audiences. Essential for editorial advertising, HC legal notices, and cross-region corporate campaigns.
Times of India
English
📰 Guwahati/national + Shillong📈 Corporate + cross-region
India's largest English daily with Guwahati edition reaching Shillong. Preferred by corporate readers, cross-region professionals, and urban affluent audiences. Essential for national brand campaigns, HC legal notices, and corporate advertising.
The Hindu
English
📰 Premium editorial📈 Senior professionals
Premium English daily with Shillong coverage. Preferred by IIM Shillong/NEHU faculty, senior professionals, editorial readers, and cultural leadership. Essential for national brand campaigns, HC legal notices, and editorial credibility advertising.
Sentinel
English
📰 Guwahati HQ + Northeast📈 Cross-Northeast English
Guwahati-HQ'd English daily with Northeast reach. Effective for editorial advertising, cross-region campaigns, and Northeast-focused corporate publications.

Khasi Newspapers — Khasi Majority Community

KHASI
Mawphor
Khasi
📰 Khasi language flagship📈 Khasi majority community
Meghalaya's flagship Khasi-language daily. Deep penetration among the Khasi majority community (~52% of Meghalaya's population). Essential for Khasi community advertising, matrimonial (Khasi matrilineal society — distinctive customs), Nongkrem Dance Festival advertising, Khasi cultural events, and cross-Khasi Hills community publications.
U Nongsain Hima
Khasi
📰 Khasi daily📈 Khasi community readers
Prominent Khasi-language daily with dedicated Khasi community readership. Effective for community advertising, matrimonial (Khasi community), and cross-Khasi Hills publications.
U Rupang
Khasi
📰 Khasi weekly📈 Khasi cultural readers
Khasi-language weekly publication. Effective for cultural advertising, community events, and Khasi heritage campaigns.

Hindi Newspapers — Migrant Workforce

HINDI
Dainik Bhaskar (Northeast Hindi)
Hindi
📰 Northeast Hindi edition📈 Migrant workforce
India's largest Hindi daily with Northeast reach. Preferred by non-tribal migrant workforce in Shillong (cross-state Hindi speakers from Bihar/UP/Rajasthan). Essential for recruitment (small-scale migrant workforce), matrimonial (migrant families), and cross-state Hindi campaigns.
Dainik Jagran
Hindi
📰 Cross-state Hindi📈 Migrant workforce
India's largest Hindi daily by circulation. Effective for cross-state Hindi campaigns.
Nav Bharat
Hindi
📰 Cross-region Hindi📈 Hindi migrants
Central India Hindi daily with Northeast reach. Effective for community advertising, matrimonial, and cross-region campaigns.

Assamese Newspapers — Cross-Assam-Meghalaya

ASSAMESE
Asomiya Pratidin
Assamese
📰 Guwahati HQ Assamese📈 Cross-Assam-Meghalaya
Guwahati-HQ'd Assamese daily. Preferred by cross-Assam-Meghalaya Assamese-speaking readers. Effective for community, matrimonial, and cross-region campaigns.
Amar Asom
Assamese
📰 Assamese daily📈 Assamese community
Major Assamese daily with cross-Northeast reach. Effective for community, cultural, and matrimonial advertising.

Ready to Advertise in Shillong's Top Publications?

Get your ad published in The Shillong Times, Meghalaya Guardian, Mawphor, U Nongsain Hima, The Assam Tribune, The Telegraph, Times of India and more — free English/Khasi drafting, Hindi/Assamese translation available, rate comparison, and same-day booking on classified ads.

Types of Newspaper Ads in Shillong

Quick Answer: Shillong publications offer three main ad formats. Classified text ads are billed per line/word and are ideal for matrimonial (Khasi/Jaintia/Garo/tribal community alliances), name change, and community notices. Classified display ads add borders, colours, and logos within the classified section. Display and colour display ads appear on news pages and are best for IIM Shillong/NEHU/St. Anthony's education campaigns, Meghalaya tourism (Cherrapunji/Mawlynnong), Meghalaya government tenders, and Meghalaya HC legal advertising.

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Classified Text Ads
Billed per word or per line. Listed in dedicated classified sections — matrimonial, property, jobs, name change. Popular in Shillong Times, Meghalaya Guardian, Mawphor classifieds for Khasi (matrilineal society), Jaintia, Garo, cross-tribal alliances plus non-tribal migrant families. Free English/Khasi drafting.
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Classified Display Ads
Box format within the classified section — includes logo, borders, and limited colour. Billed by column centimetre. Popular for IIM Shillong/NEHU admission notices, hotel/resort boutique campaigns (Ri Kynjai Serenity/Polo Towers/Tripura Castle), tourism operator advertising, and clinic-hospital campaigns.
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Display & Colour Display Ads
Full-page, half-page, quarter-page, or custom sizes placed on news pages. Full colour available. Used for IIM Shillong/NEHU/St. Anthony's promotions, Meghalaya tourism (Cherrapunji/Mawsynram/Mawlynnong/Dawki), Nongkrem/Wangala/Behdienkhlam festivals, cement industry (LafargeHolcim/Star Cement), Meghalaya government schemes, and Meghalaya HC legal ads.
FeatureClassified TextClassified DisplayDisplay / Colour Display
Billing UnitPer word / per linePer column centimetrePer column centimetre / page fraction
Page PlacementClassified sectionClassified sectionAny news page
ColourBlack & whiteLimited colourFull colour available
Logo / ImageNoYesYes
Typical UseMatrimonial, name change, communityIIM-S/NEHU, hotel, tourism, clinicEducation, tourism, HC notice, tender
Booking Lead Time24-48 hours (island/hill logistics)2 – 3 working days3 – 5 working days
Rate Info📞 Call or WhatsApp for current rate quote

Newspaper Ad Categories We Book in Shillong

Quick Answer: Malik Advertising books IIM Shillong/NEHU/St. Anthony's education, Meghalaya tourism (Cherrapunji/Mawlynnong/Dawki), Nongkrem/Wangala/Behdienkhlam cultural festivals, cement/mining B2B (LafargeHolcim/Star Cement), Khasi/Jaintia/Garo community matrimonial, Meghalaya government tender, SMB Shillong notices, real estate, name change, obituary, Shillong music heritage, and Meghalaya HC legal notices across every Shillong publication. Free English/Khasi drafting with Hindi/Assamese translation included.

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IIM Shillong + NEHU + St. Anthony's Education Ads
IIM Shillong (Rajiv Gandhi Indian Institute of Management, est. 2007) is India's 7th IIM. Combined with NEHU (North-Eastern Hill University, est. 1973) — the central university for Northeast, St. Anthony's College (est. 1934) — historic Catholic institution, Martin Luther Christian University. We handle admission announcements, MBA/PG advertising, coaching centre campaigns, and cross-Northeast student recruitment.
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Meghalaya Tourism Ads
Cherrapunji (Sohra) and Mawsynram — two of the wettest places on Earth. Combined with Mawlynnong (Asia's cleanest village), Living Root Bridges (UNESCO tentative list), Elephant Falls, Umiam Lake, Dawki (crystal-clear river), Nongkhnum Island, Balpakram National Park. We handle hotel/resort campaigns (Ri Kynjai Serenity, Polo Towers, Tripura Castle), tour operator advertising, and cross-India Meghalaya tourism promotion.
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Khasi/Jaintia/Garo Cultural Festival Ads
Nongkrem Dance Festival (Khasi), Wangala Festival (Garo harvest), Behdienkhlam Festival (Jaintia) are major cultural events. Combined with Shillong music heritage (rock/blues/gospel), IROCK, Shillong Chamber Choir. We handle cultural event advertising, music festival promotion, and cross-community heritage campaigns.
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Cement + Coal Mining B2B Ads
Meghalaya has significant cement industry (LafargeHolcim, Star Cement, Topcem, JUD Cement) taking advantage of local limestone deposits. Combined with Jaintia Hills coal mining (regulated post-NGT ban). We handle cement industry B2B advertising, mining industry campaigns, and cross-Northeast industrial publications.
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Khasi/Jaintia/Garo Matrimonial Ads
Shillong Times, Meghalaya Guardian, Mawphor, U Nongsain Hima classifieds handle Meghalayan community alliances — Khasi (matrilineal society, distinctive customs where women inherit), Jaintia (Pnar), Garo (from Garo Hills), Bhoi, cross-tribal alliances, plus non-tribal migrant Christian and Hindu families. Free English/Khasi drafting.
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Meghalaya Government + DIPR Ads
DIPR Meghalaya (Directorate of Information & Public Relations) authorises all state government advertising. Meghalaya Vidhan Sabha is in Shillong. We handle Meghalaya government tender publications, scheme announcements (Chief Minister's Livelihood Enhancement, PM Awas), SMB Shillong civic notices, and cross-Meghalaya administrative advertising.
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Shillong Music Heritage Ads
Shillong is India's "Music Capital" with rich rock/blues/gospel heritage. IROCK, Shillong Chamber Choir, cross-Northeast music events. We handle music event advertising, band promotion campaigns, and cross-Northeast music industry publications.
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Real Estate + SMB Shillong Notices
SMB Shillong (Shillong Municipal Board) civic notices, plot allocation notices (limited due to autonomous district council land laws in tribal areas), and cross-Shillong real estate campaigns. We handle municipal advertising and real estate publications.
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Meghalaya HC Legal Notices
Meghalaya HC is headquartered in Shillong (est. 23 March 2013) — upgraded from the Gauhati HC Meghalaya Bench along with independent HCs for Manipur and Tripura. Court-ordered legal notices published in Shillong Times, Meghalaya Guardian (English) or Mawphor, U Nongsain Hima (Khasi) as prescribed. Certified clippings for direct Meghalaya HC Registrar submission.

Government & Legal Notice Publishing in Shillong

Quick Answer: Shillong statutory notices are published in DIPR Meghalaya-approved publications — primarily The Shillong Times, Meghalaya Guardian (English) and Mawphor, U Nongsain Hima (Khasi). Meghalaya HC legal notices route through the same publications as prescribed by the Registrar.

🏛 DIPR Meghalaya Government Notices

Directorate of Information & Public Relations, Meghalaya authorises all state government advertising in Shillong. The Shillong Times, Meghalaya Guardian, Mawphor, U Nongsain Hima, The Assam Tribune, and The Telegraph are the standard DIPR Meghalaya-empanelled publications. We provide rate confirmation, insertion orders, and official publication receipts.

⚖ Meghalaya HC Notices

The Meghalaya HC is headquartered in Shillong (established 23 March 2013 — upgraded from the Gauhati HC Meghalaya Bench along with independent HCs for Manipur and Tripura). Legal notices typically published in English (Shillong Times/Meghalaya Guardian) or Khasi (Mawphor/U Nongsain Hima) as prescribed by the Registrar. Certified clippings with column, page, and edition details supplied.

🏢 SMB Shillong Notices

Shillong Municipal Board (SMB) civic notices, plot allocation notices (limited due to autonomous district council land laws under Sixth Schedule of Constitution in tribal areas), and cross-Shillong municipal notices require simultaneous English and Khasi publication. We coordinate multi-paper same-date publication with proofs delivered within 48 hours.

🏖 Meghalaya Tourism + Autonomous District Council Notices

Meghalaya Tourism Department tender publications, Khasi Hills Autonomous District Council (KHADC), Jaintia Hills Autonomous District Council (JHADC), Garo Hills Autonomous District Council (GHADC) notices — distinctive administrative structure under Sixth Schedule — published in DIPR-approved dailies with certified clippings for regulatory submission.

📑 Disownment & Property Surrender

Family disownment (Khasi matrilineal customs where women inherit are relevant), property surrender, partnership dissolution, and firm-name change notices — require publication in at least one widely-circulated English and one Khasi publication. We publish across English + Khasi dailies and provide notarised clippings for legal use in Shillong District Court and Meghalaya HC.

🔔 Meghalaya Gazette Notifications

Name-change publications, society registration, marriage registration, and statutory company announcements coordinated alongside Meghalaya Gazette records. Single-submission filing with both gazette and newspaper timelines managed together by our team.

Shillong's Trusted Ad Booking Partner

Quick Answer: Malik Advertising is rate-empanelled with every leading Shillong publication plus statewide Meghalaya editions and Guwahati/Kolkata dailies. Clients get verified rates without broker markup, WhatsApp-based remote booking (no need for mainland office visits), Meghalaya HC-compliant clippings, free English/Khasi drafting, and deep experience in IIM Shillong/NEHU education advertising, Meghalaya tourism campaigns, and Khasi/Jaintia/Garo community advertising.

  • Rate empanelment with every major paper — Direct-negotiated rates with The Shillong Times, Meghalaya Guardian, Mawphor, U Nongsain Hima, The Assam Tribune, The Telegraph, Times of India, The Hindu, Sentinel, and cross-Northeast editions. No hidden markups.
  • Free English/Khasi drafting with Hindi/Assamese translation — Send us your requirement in any language; we deliver in English + Khasi (with Hindi/Assamese where needed) ready for publication with authentic cultural nuance.
  • Meghalaya HC-compliant clippings — Certified newspaper clippings with column and page details, ready for direct submission to the Meghalaya HC Registrar in Shillong.
  • IIM Shillong + NEHU + tourism expertise — Deep experience with IIM Shillong (India's 7th IIM) MBA campaigns, NEHU (central university for Northeast) academic advertising, and Cherrapunji/Mawlynnong/Dawki tourism promotion.
  • Khasi/Jaintia/Garo community + music heritage specialisation — Deep experience with Khasi matrilineal community matrimonial, Jaintia/Garo cultural events (Nongkrem/Wangala/Behdienkhlam), and Shillong music heritage advertising.
  • WhatsApp-friendly remote booking — Send ad text or design via WhatsApp; we handle everything — ideal for IIM Shillong/NEHU clients, Meghalaya tourism operators, hotels/resorts, and out-of-station clients. Hill logistics handled by us.

Malik Advertising — Shillong Snapshot

Established2003 (23+ years)
Publications Covered6+ Shillong + statewide Meghalaya editions + Guwahati/Kolkata
English DailiesThe Shillong Times (est. 1945), Meghalaya Guardian, The Assam Tribune, The Telegraph, Times of India, The Hindu, Sentinel
Khasi DailiesMawphor, U Nongsain Hima, U Rupang
Hindi DailiesDainik Bhaskar (Northeast Hindi), Dainik Jagran, Nav Bharat
Assamese DailiesAsomiya Pratidin, Amar Asom (for cross-Assam)
HC Legal NoticesMeghalaya HC (Shillong) compliant clippings
Industry SupportIIM Shillong/NEHU/St. Anthony's education, Meghalaya tourism (Cherrapunji/Mawlynnong/Dawki), Khasi/Jaintia/Garo community, cement/mining B2B, Shillong music heritage, Meghalaya government/DIPR
Classified Turnaround24-48 hours (hill logistics permitting)
Ad DraftingFree in English & Khasi (Hindi/Assamese on request)
Working Hours9 AM – 9 PM, all 7 days
Contact+91-9417512148 · WhatsApp · email

How to Book a Newspaper Ad in Shillong

Quick Answer: (1) Call or WhatsApp Malik Advertising at +91-9417512148. (2) Share your requirement — publication, category, date, and text or design. (3) Approve the rate quote and design proof. (4) Ad is published on your chosen date; digital clipping/scan delivered (physical clippings via courier from Shillong for HC/government submissions).

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Contact Us
Call or WhatsApp +91-9417512148 with publication name, ad category, and publication date. Response within minutes during business hours.
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Share Ad Content
Send ad text or design over WhatsApp or email. We help draft, translate, and format in English, Khasi, Hindi, or Assamese at no extra cost.
Confirm & Approve
Receive the rate quote and final design proof for approval. We book directly with the publication's advertising department.
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Ad Published
Your ad appears on the confirmed date. We deliver digital clippings via email/WhatsApp; physical originals via courier from Shillong for HC, government, or personal records.

FAQ — Newspaper Ads in Shillong

Which is the No. 1 newspaper in Shillong for advertising?

The Shillong Times is Meghalaya's flagship English daily — est. 1945 by Dhirendra Nath Bhattacharya, one of Northeast India's oldest continuously published English dailies (80+ years).

Meghalaya Guardian is a strong English competitor. Mawphor (Khasi language daily) and U Nongsain Hima serve the Khasi-speaking majority community (~52% of Meghalaya's population). The Assam Tribune (Guwahati HQ) and The Telegraph (Kolkata HQ with strong Northeast reach) also circulate. Hindi papers reach the migrant workforce. Shillong has an English-dominant print market unusual for regional India given its colonial hill station heritage and predominantly Christian population.

How do I book a newspaper ad in Shillong via WhatsApp?

Send your ad content, chosen newspaper (Shillong Times, Meghalaya Guardian, Mawphor, The Telegraph, etc.), category, and publication date on WhatsApp to +91-9417512148. We respond within minutes with a rate quote and design proof.

Once you approve, we book directly with the newspaper and share digital clippings the day the ad appears. Physical clippings via courier from Shillong for HC/government submissions. No office visit and no forms required.

Where do I publish Meghalaya government tender notices for Shillong?

Meghalaya government tender notices are published in newspapers empanelled by DIPR Meghalaya (Directorate of Information & Public Relations) — primarily The Shillong Times, Meghalaya Guardian, Mawphor (Khasi), U Nongsain Hima (Khasi) and The Assam Tribune, The Telegraph, Times of India (English).

Malik Advertising books these tender notices on the specified date and delivers certified newspaper clippings for submission to the Meghalaya government tendering authority.

Which newspaper is used for Meghalaya High Court legal notices?

The Meghalaya High Court is headquartered in Shillong (established 23 March 2013 — upgraded from the Gauhati HC Meghalaya Bench along with independent HCs for Manipur and Tripura).

Court-ordered legal notices are typically published in The Shillong Times, Meghalaya Guardian (English) or Mawphor, U Nongsain Hima (Khasi) as prescribed by the Registrar. Malik Advertising books on the required date and supplies certified clippings for direct submission to the Meghalaya HC Registrar in Shillong.

Do you handle IIM Shillong/NEHU education, Meghalaya tourism, and Khasi community advertising?

Yes. For IIM Shillong + NEHU + St. Anthony's — IIM Shillong (Rajiv Gandhi Indian Institute of Management, est. 2007) is India's 7th IIM. Combined with NEHU (North-Eastern Hill University, est. 1973) — the central university for Northeast, St. Anthony's College (est. 1934) — historic Catholic institution, Martin Luther Christian University. We handle admission announcements, MBA/PG advertising, coaching centre campaigns, and cross-Northeast student recruitment.

For Meghalaya tourism — Cherrapunji (Sohra) and Mawsynram — two of the wettest places on Earth. Combined with Mawlynnong (Asia's cleanest village), Living Root Bridges (UNESCO tentative list), Dawki (crystal-clear river). We handle hotel/resort campaigns, tour operator advertising, and cross-India Meghalaya tourism promotion.

For Khasi/Jaintia/Garo community — Khasi matrilineal society (women inherit) has distinctive customs. Combined with Nongkrem Dance Festival (Khasi), Wangala Festival (Garo harvest), Behdienkhlam Festival (Jaintia). We handle community matrimonial via Mawphor/U Nongsain Hima (Khasi), cultural event advertising, and cross-community heritage campaigns.

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