Business Standard Public Notice Advertisements

We work with a wide range of English and regional-language newspapers across India, including Times of India, Hindustan Times, The Hindu, Economic Times, Dainik Bhaskar, Lokmat, Eenadu, Malayala Manorama, and many others. Contact us to confirm availability for any specific title.

The main cost factors are the newspaper edition (city or state), the ad format (classified text or display), the word count or dimensional size of the ad, and the publication category. Business Standard classified text notices start at approximately ₹600 per insertion, with major metro editions priced higher due to circulation volumes.

Absolutely. Once you share the relevant facts and any supporting documents, our team drafts a properly worded and formatted legal notice for your review — at no additional charge.

Yes. Many of our clients are NRIs publishing property, succession, or name change notices in Indian newspapers. All communication, drafting, and payment can be handled remotely via WhatsApp, email, and digital payment methods.

Routine notices are typically published within 2–5 working days. For urgent matters with court or government deadlines, we can often arrange publication within 1–2 days, depending on the edition and the newspaper's material deadline schedule.

A digital tear sheet is a scanned or e-paper screenshot of the exact newspaper page where your notice appeared. It shows the publication name, edition date, and your notice text. Most courts, banks, passport offices, and government departments accept it as valid proof of publication.

We provide digital tear sheets as standard with every booking. If your authority specifically requires a physical or certified copy, we can advise you on the process based on your particular requirement.

For several types of notices — particularly name changes, property-related declarations, and certain court matters — publishing in both an English newspaper and a regional-language newspaper is required. We handle combo bookings and recommend appropriate pairings based on your state and the nature of your notice.

If there is an error attributable to the booking or draft process, we work with you to assess the situation and advise on the correct next steps, which may include republication or a corrigendum.

Call or WhatsApp us on +91 98219 84000 / +91 96996 06000 / +91 86571 12011, or submit your details through the enquiry form on Public-NoticeAds.in. Share your notice type and target edition, and our team takes it from there.

Contact us via phone, WhatsApp, or the website enquiry form. Mention the notice category (INC-26, tender, name change, etc.), the Business Standard edition you need (e.g., Mumbai, Delhi, All India), and attach any documents or draft content. We handle the formatting, submission, and proof delivery end to end.

Requirements vary by notice type. For a company/INC-26 notice, you will generally need the board resolution, ROC reference, and new/old company name details. For a name change notice, the affidavit and old/new name particulars are required. For lost document notices, the original document details are sufficient. Our team will confirm exactly what is needed for your specific case.

Yes. We follow the standard legal notice formatting conventions recognised by Business Standard's editorial team, and our drafts are structured to satisfy requirements set by courts, the MCA/ROC, passport offices, and other competent authorities.

Business Standard has editions in Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Pune, Ahmedabad, Chandigarh, Bhubaneswar, and others. An All India edition is also available for notices requiring maximum national coverage. We recommend the most appropriate edition based on your jurisdiction and purpose.

Classified text notices in Business Standard typically start at around ₹600 per insertion in smaller editions. Metro editions such as Mumbai and Delhi carry higher rates due to their wider readership. Display ad pricing is calculated per square centimetre and depends on the section and edition. Rates are subject to revision; we confirm the current rate at the time of your booking.

Once the draft is approved and payment is confirmed, publication in Business Standard typically takes 2–4 business days. In time-sensitive situations — such as imminent court filings or MCA deadlines — same-day or next-day booking may be possible subject to the edition's material deadline, which we check at the time of enquiry.

Yes. Business Standard is widely recognised as a credible English-language national newspaper. Notices published in it are generally accepted by civil courts, company registrars, the MCA, passport authorities, property registration offices, banks, and central government departments.

Definitely. You do not need to be located in the same city or state as the edition you are booking. We work with clients from across India and abroad for all Business Standard editions. All coordination, drafting, and payment can be completed remotely.

Yes. If your matter requires publication in both an English newspaper and a regional-language daily, we can book Business Standard alongside an appropriate regional title in a single coordinated process — saving you time and ensuring both insertions are completed on compatible dates.