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Registrar of Newspapers Formation1 July 1956OwnerGovernment of IndiaPress Registrar & Head Of The DepartmentShri Bhupendra KaintholaDeputy Press RegistrarShri Rajith Chandran M.R.Assistant Press RegistrarShri Joyce Philip11 more rows

Application Fee: As of the knowledge cutoff date (September 2021), the application fee for registering a newspaper is INR 50,000, while for periodicals, it is INR 10,000. Please note that these fees are subject to change, and it's always advisable to check the latest fee structure on the official RNI website.

Introduction to RNI Registration RNI stands for the Registrar of Newspapers of India. RNI registration is a mandatory requirement to start a business of newspapers, magazines or journals in India. In India all the publishing industry is governed under the press and books registration act, 1867.

The office of the Registrar of Newspapers for India (RNI) is an attached office of the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting and a statutory office under Section 19(A) of the Press & Registration of Books Act, 1867.

Office of Registrar of Newspapers for India STEP 1: VERIFICATION OF TITLE. ... STEP 2: AUTHENTICATION OF DECLARATION. ... STEP 3: PUBLICATION OF VOLUME/YEAR-1 ISSUE-1. ... GUIDELINES TO PRINT MASTHEAD. ... GUIDELINES FOR IMPRINT LINE. ... STEP 3: SUBMISSION OF DOCUMENTS TO RNI FOR REGISTRATION.

The RNI Magazine Registration Process: Application form in the prescribed format (Form I) Affidavit in the prescribed format (Form II) Notarized declaration of the publisher (Form III) Duly signed and sealed declaration by the printer (Form IV) Demand draft for the prescribed fee.

The first issue of the newspaper/magazine should be printed within 42 days from the date of authentication of the declaration if it is a daily or weekly and in case of other periodicals, within 90 days Here are the docs 1 Application 2 Title approval letter 3 Declaration (Form-1), authorize by Department 4 Agreement ...