You can publish auction notices in almost any major English or regional newspaper across India. Popular options include Times of India, Hindustan Times, The Hindu, Economic Times, Indian Express, Dainik Bhaskar, Dainik Jagran, Lokmat, and more. We help you choose the right newspaper based on your location and legal needs.

The cost depends on the newspaper, edition, ad type (classified text or display), and size of the notice. SARFAESI notices are usually detailed, so they may cost more. Basic classified ads can start from around ₹500, while larger display ads cost more. We provide a clear quote before booking.

Yes. As per the rules, the notice must be published in two newspapers — one English and one regional — at least 30 days before the auction. Not following this can lead to legal challenges.

Yes. We assist with drafting the notice. We include all required details like property information, reserve price, auction date, EMD amount, and contact details, so the notice is legally correct.

Yes. We handle regular and bulk bookings for banks, ARCs, and government bodies. We can set up a smooth process for frequent requirements.

For SARFAESI property auctions, the minimum notice period is 30 days. For other types, the time may vary depending on rules or court orders. We help you plan the timing correctly.

A digital tear sheet is a copy of the newspaper page showing your published notice, including date and page number. It is usually accepted as proof for bank records and legal use. Physical copies or affidavits can also be arranged if needed.

Yes. We can arrange publication in multiple cities or editions at the same time. This is useful for properties in different locations or large auction portfolios.

If there is an error, we quickly arrange a corrected version to be published. We also keep a record of the issue for legal safety.

You can call or WhatsApp us at +91 98219 84000 or fill out the enquiry form on Public-NoticeAds.in. Share your auction details, location, deadline, and preferred newspapers, and we will send you a draft and quote quickly.

You can contact our team via phone, WhatsApp, or the website enquiry form. Share the auction details such as asset type, location, auction date, reserve price, and legal context (SARFAESI, court order, government sale, or private auction). We will suggest suitable newspapers, prepare the draft, and proceed with booking once you approve the content and complete the payment.

A SARFAESI notice should include: details of the bank or NBFC, borrower's name and loan reference, full description of the asset (address, area, survey/CTS number, property type), reserve price, auction date and time, auction mode (physical or e-auction), EMD amount and payment terms, participation requirements, authorised officer's contact details, and the relevant legal section.

We recommend contacting us at least 5–7 working days before your preferred publication date. This gives enough time for drafting, approval, and booking. For urgent cases, reach out immediately and we will guide you on the best possible timeline.

Yes, we can arrange publication in both English and regional newspapers on the same day. This is the standard requirement for SARFAESI compliance. You will receive tear sheets for both publications.

The main details remain the same. However, e-auction notices also include the auction platform (website), online bidding schedule, and instructions for digital EMD payment and bid submission.

We handle notices for all types of assets including residential and commercial properties, industrial units, agricultural land (where allowed), vehicles, machinery, inventory, and other movable or immovable assets.

Yes, we work with central and state government departments, municipal bodies, PSUs, and local authorities. We follow the required formats and guidelines for government notices.

Yes, we use widely recognised newspapers accepted by DRTs, courts, NCLT, and other authorities. We provide a digital tear sheet as proof of publication. If needed, a formal affidavit can also be arranged through the newspaper.

Yes, the entire process can be handled remotely. We regularly assist clients booking notices in different states and manage everything from drafting to final publication.

If the auction is rescheduled, a new notice with the updated date is usually required. Contact us as soon as possible and we will arrange the revised publication quickly.