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Aj is a [[hindi]] newspaper publishes from 13 places in [[Bihar]] and [[Uttar Pradesh]]. The main edition is published from [[Varanasi]]. The newspaper was founded by afreedom fighter named Shiv Prasad Gupt. The group is currently headed by Shiv Prasad Gupt's great child, a businessman, Shardul Vikram Gupt, also popularly known as Bhaiyya Ji.
Aj is a [[hindi]] newspaper publishes from 13 places in [[Bihar]] and [[Uttar Pradesh]]. The main edition is published from [[Varanasi]]. The newspaper was founded by afreedom fighter named Shiv Prasad Gupt. The group is currently headed by Shiv Prasad Gupt's great child, a businessman, Shardul Vikram Gupt, also popularly known as Bhaiyya Ji. During the days of Indian national freedom fight, this newspaper not only served the cause of freedom, it also served the cause of spreading Hindi literature among commoners in Hindi heartland and among non-Hindi areas as well. Once it was said if you want to learn Hindi read "Aj".


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Aj is a hindi newspaper publishes from 13 places in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh. The main edition is published from Varanasi. The newspaper was founded by afreedom fighter named Shiv Prasad Gupt. The group is currently headed by Shiv Prasad Gupt's great child, a businessman, Shardul Vikram Gupt, also popularly known as Bhaiyya Ji. During the days of Indian national freedom fight, this newspaper not only served the cause of freedom, it also served the cause of spreading Hindi literature among commoners in Hindi heartland and among non-Hindi areas as well. Once it was said if you want to learn Hindi read "Aj".