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NEWSPAPER SAANJH LOKSATTA COMMENTS Lata Raje (Editor) Sanj Loksatta Th history of printing technology with wooden fonts has proof of evolution in the sixth century in China. In the Ming dynasty era, printing on surfaces like wood, copper and glass was experimented with the help of clay. John guttenburgh is the father of modern printing technology and William Caxton is editor. The art of printing technology has crossed through several steps from printing machine, using vapour energy to linotype, monotype, offset, lithogrpahy, electronic film setter, rotary to the current technology. Today the new look of <strong>com</strong>puterised ‘SANJ LOKSATTA’ is because of the senior Art Director of The Indian Express Group, Mr. Jain Kamal . After doing the post-graduation in advertising from the Benaras Hindu University, he has designed his own fonts and also designed many English and regional language newspapers as well as periodicals. In the era of the internet and the modem, making newspapers more attractive is not only necessary but also an art itself. The newspapers are in <strong>com</strong>petition with today’s television. According to Mr. Jain, “Newspapers are like ‘Khadi’, clean, natural and pure and reading a habit.” In conclusion, reading is a cultured habit. “Sanj Loksatta” in the new modern form is ready to carry on its responsibility of spreading the democratic, strong and objective ideas to its readers. PUBLICATION: SAANJH LOKSATTA EDITOR: LataRaje PUBLISHER: THE INDIAN EXPRESS[I]LTD
MAGAZINE INDIA TODAY HINDI PUBLICATION: INDIA TODAY EDITOR:Prabhu Chawala PUBLISHER: Arun Puri, Living Media india ltd CIRCULATION: 93,000 after sixth edition 1,90,000 COMMENTS: India Today, the popular weekly was bringing out a special issue, which focussed on how villians were being paid more than heroes today. The cover shoot was carried out with famous baddie Amrish Puri in four hours in Nariman Point (Living Media Office). The logo for the Hindi edition of India Today was a big challenge to me and my senior, Mr. MG.Moinuddin. The reason being, India Today (English) was an established brand in news magazines. So it was very tough to design a logo for its sister publication, but it was successfully done. The first edition of Hindi India Today sold 93,000 copies. The sixth edition sold 1,90,000 copies. MAGAZINE INDIA EXPRESS 2000 ENGLISH COMMENTS: Behram Contractor, Sunday Afternoon My friend Jain Kamal is one of the most genuine and dedicated Professionals who designs fonts, typefaces for newspapers and magazines. In Indian Express 2000, he has overlapped fonts, shown them huddled together, arm on one another’s shoulder, and shows a futuristic approach to typography. The cover is impressive. For the first time in a newspaper, the mast head has been cut in half and the picture represents all the senses - eyes, ear, lips, brain. Each magazine has its own character. There are different types of glamour, business children magazines. The book is lovely to look at, to glance through, digest and keep for the next millennium.. PUBLICATION: INDIAN EXPRESS EDITOR: PRENUKA KHANDAKAR PUBLISHER: INDIAN EXPRESS INDIA LTD MUMBAI CIRCULATION: 25,000
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