Maharashtra Times Public Notice Advertisement Name Change • Property • Lost Document • Court • INC 26 • Tender

Book over phone/WhatsApp or fill enquiry form at public-noticeads.com. Provide the notice type, the edition of the newspaper (Mumbai, Pune, Nashik, Nagpur or Aurangabad) and draft details or documents. We draft, book, confirm and deliver a digital proof - all online.

To place a name change notice in Maharashtra Times, submit your notice to public-noticeads.com with your old and new name, affidavit details and city of publication. We prepare the notice in properly formatted Marathi in the acceptable format, book the relevant edition of Maharashtra Times, and provide you with the tear sheet in digital format. In Maharashtra, most authorities mandate bookings in an English newspaper to be published with the Marathi newspaper - we book both with Times of India in a single transaction.

These are three Marathi newspapers used for public notices in Maharashtra. The differences are audience characteristics, group and district strengths. Loksatta, owned by the Indian Express Group, is read by well-educated urban readers and is the preferred choice of lawyers and courts for notices where the quality of the paper and its reputation is important, such as notices for the Bombay High Court, succession notices and corporate notices. Lokmat has the maximum district-level presence across rural and semi-urban Maharashtra, and is a good choice when your notice needs to be published for a rural audience. The Times of India Group's Maharashtra Times is highly popular with urban readers in Mumbai and Pune and makes a natural pairing with Times of India for dual language publications. We recommend the best option - or the best pair - for your jurisdiction, authority and notice.

For name change requirements in Maharashtra (including passport, Aadhaar, banks and academic certificates), you would need to publish in 2 newspapers: one in English and one in Marathi. Maharashtra Times can meet the Marathi requirement. We take care of the combo booking with Times of India, so you get both tear sheets combined.

Book a property notice in the Maharashtra Times by specifying the property, the type of notice (sale, acquisition, title dispute, or objection window), and the edition. We prepare a legally compliant Marathi notice, specify the public objection period, book the notice, and provide proof of publication. Maharashtra Times is accepted as a valid Marathi daily newspaper in the sub-registrar offices of Mumbai, Pune and other towns in the state for publishing property public notices.

Public notices in the classifieds of Maharashtra Times start at around ₹500 per insertion for smaller editions. The Mumbai and Pune editions are more expensive due to higher circulation. Display notices are priced by square centimetre. Prices vary according to edition and type of notice - please visit public-noticeads.com for a quote for your particular edition and notice.

To book a lost passport notice in Maharashtra Times, email us your passport number (last few digits), name and city. We prepare the notice in Marathi in the format required by Maharashtra Passport Seva Kendras, book the notice insertion in the appropriate edition of Maharashtra Times and provide a teardrop for online submission. Almost all the Maharashtra passport offices require English as well as Marathi daily news - we take care of both.

Public notices can be booked in the Mumbai, Pune, Nashik, Aurangabad (Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar) and Nagpur editions of the Maharashtra Times. The edition will depend on the district in which your court, sub-registrar office or other government authority is located. We will recommend the correct edition for you.

Regular bookings are published in 2-4 working days after Marathi draft approval and payment. In urgent matters, such as a deadline for Bombay High Court, date for submission to the Maharashtra sub-registrar or date required by the passport office, we may be able to publish the notice on the same day or the next day, depending on the edition and the deadline of the materials. For urgent matters, contact us at least a day in advance.

Yes. A public notice in Maharashtra Times is accepted by the Bombay High Court, Maharashtra district and civil courts, sub-registrar offices, passport seva kendras, banks and state and central government departments in Maharashtra. It is accepted as a valid Marathi documentary proof of public notice.

Yes, and it's the best option for our clients needing dual language publication in Maharashtra. These are both published by the Times of India Group, hence we book double publications together. We send the digital tear sheets for both newspapers together, meeting the English and Marathi dual publication requirement in a single go. This is the most popular combination of legal notices and property notices in Mumbai and Pune.

To place an INC 26 notice in Maharashtra Times, send your company name, the type of change in the company (name change, change of registered office, etc.) and MCA/ROC ID number to public-noticeads.com. We prepare the notice in MCA-compliant Marathi format, reserve the Mumbai or Pune edition, and provide an e-tear-sheet for the ROC. Mumbai ROC and Pune ROC recognise Maharashtra Times as a Marathi daily for the purpose of mandatory publication of INC 26 notices.

To issue a tender notice in Maharashtra Times, you will need to provide the details of the tender such as the Department issuing the tender, specification of the work, final date for submission of the bid, and contact details. Tender notices for urban contractors and vendors are often required or preferred to be published by Maharashtra government departments and municipal authorities in Marathi in Mumbai and Pune. We design the notice in the standard format of a tender notice, select the edition and confirm the insertion.

It depends on the type of notice. For a name change, provide your old and new names, affidavit details and address. For a lost document, include the original document details. For a property notice, include property description, survey number, reason for notice. For an INC 26 notice or company notice, you need the MCA/ROC resolution number. We will advise you on specific details upon request.

Yes. It's common for NRI clients to book a public notice in Maharashtra Times for property succession, name change and for legal purposes in Mumbai and Pune jurisdictions via public-noticeads.com. Notices are drafted in Marathi and approved, paid and proofed by email/WhatsApp. The foreign clients can make payments digitally.

A digital tear sheet is a scanned copy or e-paper page of the page on which your notice was published in the Maharashtra Times. It displays the newspaper name and edition, date of publication and the complete Marathi notice. It is accepted by Bombay High Court, Maharashtra district courts, sub-registrar offices, passport offices and banks as proof of Marathi publication. Hard copies are available on request.

Yes. Public notices can be booked in any edition of the Maharashtra Times, even if you're not living in the target city. This is often the case for real estate, wills and court orders to be published in particular cities in Maharashtra. Just provide the city you want to book in and we will handle the booking for you.