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The '''''Dholavira Signboard''''' is an English-language Mel-akkan print and online newspaper, considered to be Mel-akkam's [[wikipedia:Newspaper of Record|newspaper of record]]. Operated as an [[Mel-akkam#Independent Enterprises|independent enterprise]], it is Mel-akkam's most widely distributed daily newspaper. | |||
==Political Positions== | |||
The Signboard claims to be politically neutral, although it has been described as centrist or centre-left and close to the [[Coalition of Independents]]. Its main opinion editor, Abhi Prayam-Roberts, takes more centre-right positions. The Signboard does not endorse political candidates. | |||
Latest revision as of 20:39, 4 November 2023
| Type | Daily newspaper |
|---|---|
| Format | Broadsheet |
| Editor | Seda Paltrika |
| Opinion editor | Abhi Prayam-Roberts |
| Political alignment | Nonpartisan (officially) Centre to centre-left (de facto) |
| Language | English |
| Headquarters | Dholavira, Mel-akkam |
| Circulation | 5,685,000 daily |
| Website | signboard.ml |
The Dholavira Signboard is an English-language Mel-akkan print and online newspaper, considered to be Mel-akkam's newspaper of record. Operated as an independent enterprise, it is Mel-akkam's most widely distributed daily newspaper.
Political Positions
The Signboard claims to be politically neutral, although it has been described as centrist or centre-left and close to the Coalition of Independents. Its main opinion editor, Abhi Prayam-Roberts, takes more centre-right positions. The Signboard does not endorse political candidates.