The personal column is where families publish a missing person notice, a public disown notice, or a birthday, anniversary, congratulations or thank-you message. Send us the details and the photograph and we set it for the paper read where it matters — Times of India, Hindustan Times, Lokmat, Dainik Bhaskar, Malayala Manorama and 280+ more. You see the real rate before you share anything.
Paper × edition — see the price before you share anything.
Sort by what matters — widest reach for maximum buyers, or the lowest starting cost. Tap a paper to see its editions and rate.
Rates are per insertion (per day), not per week. Most papers close the Sunday edition around Friday evening — miss it and the ad rolls to the next Sunday. Book several Sundays in one go with a 3+1 package.
Send the personal details in any language. Our team writes the classified, sets it in the paper's format, and translates it — Telugu, Gujarati, Tamil, Bengali and more — at no extra cost, and shows a proof before it prints.
A line classified for a quick notice, a photo display to show more, or a premium display for a campaign. Here's how each looks in print.
How to publish a missing person notice, a disown notice or a greeting in an Indian newspaper — the wording, the photograph, what it costs per line, which edition covers the area, and how releaseMyAd writes and books it for you.
A missing person notice in the newspaper puts a face and a phone number in front of a whole city on the same morning, which is why most families publish one alongside the police complaint and why it is by far the most common ad in the personal column. The same column carries the public disown notice, in which a family states that a named relative no longer has any connection with them, and the ordinary birthday, anniversary, congratulations and thank-you messages people still like to see in print.
Booking used to mean a trip to the newspaper office at a bad time. Now you pick the paper, edition and date, see the exact per-line price at official rates with a lowest-price guarantee, and we draft and translate the matter free — you approve the wording and the photograph before anything runs. The GST invoice is emailed; after it publishes you can view your ad in the paper's e-paper or buy a local copy as proof.
“A missing person notice puts a photograph and a phone number in front of a whole city on the same morning — the personal column still does that better than anything else.
— releaseMyAd · personal advertising desk
The personal column is where families publish a missing person notice, a public disown notice, or a birthday, anniversary, congratulations or thank-you message. Send us the details and the photograph and we set it for the paper read where it matters — Times of India, Hindustan Times, Lokmat, Dainik Bhaskar, Malayala Manorama and 280+ more. You see the real rate before you share anything.
Rates are per insertion (per day). Most papers close around Friday evening — miss it and it rolls to next Sunday.
Sort by what matters, then tap a paper to see its editions and rate in your city.
Send the personal details in any language. Our team writes the classified, sets it in the paper's format, and translates it — Telugu, Gujarati, Tamil, Bengali and more — at no extra cost, and shows a proof before it prints.
A line classified, a photo display, or a premium display — here's how each looks in print.
How to publish a missing person notice, a disown notice or a greeting in an Indian newspaper — the wording, the photograph, what it costs per line, which edition covers the area, and how releaseMyAd writes and books it for you.
A missing person notice in the newspaper puts a face and a phone number in front of a whole city on the same morning, which is why most families publish one alongside the police complaint and why it is by far the most common ad in the personal column. The same column carries the public disown notice, in which a family states that a named relative no longer has any connection with them, and the ordinary birthday, anniversary, congratulations and thank-you messages people still like to see in print.
Booking used to mean a trip to the newspaper office at a bad time. Now you pick the paper, edition and date, see the exact per-line price at official rates with a lowest-price guarantee, and we draft and translate the matter free — you approve the wording and the photograph before anything runs. The GST invoice is emailed; after it publishes you can view your ad in the paper's e-paper or buy a local copy as proof.
“A missing person notice puts a photograph and a phone number in front of a whole city on the same morning — the personal column still does that better than anything else.
— releaseMyAd · personal advertising desk
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