Deccan Herald Obituary Display Advertisement Booking Online

When someone with roots in Karnataka is no more, this news — along with details of the funeral and post-funeral observations (like chauthas, mass services, prayer meetings, commemorations and the like) — can best be conveyed by a well-established newspaper of the state. Such a newspaper is Deccan Herald, a broadsheet English daily newspaper published in the capital Bengaluru as well as Hubballi, Davanagere, Hosapete, Mysuru, Mangaluru, Kalburgi and Delhi. Its daily circulation of 253,108 (as of January–June 2014) has been certified by the Audit Bureau of Circulations.  

From anywhere in India, the easiest and fastest way to place an obituary display ad in Deccan Herald newspaper is through Myadvtcorner, the online facility of an INS-accredited ad agency which provides such free services as the latest Deccan Herald obituary display ad rates since these differ in different editions. It not only books Deccan Herald obituary display advertisements but also Deccan Herald remembrance display ads as Deccan Herald obituary front, back and third page ads and Deccan Herald Obituary full, half and quarter page advertisements.