Grand wedding

IN Media Watch Briefs | 20/06/2002

Grand wedding

Rameshchandra Agarwal, proprietor of the country¿s leading newspaper Dainik Bhaskar, is celebrating his son¿s wedding in June. Invitees received an eight-page art paper booklet by way of invitation, containing poetry, illustrations and invitations to events in three locations, Bhopal, Goa and Delhi. And the paper¿s seniormost employees including editors were duly deployed in personally delivering these to invitees.

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