SPAN (magazine)
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SPAN is a bimonthly general interest ezine on India and the United States published in English, Hindi, and Urdu by the Embassy of the United States in New Delhi since November 1960. In March 2003, SPAN began publishing in Hindi and Urdu to reach a wider audience.[citation needed]
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| Frequency | Bimonthly |
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| First issue | November 1960 |
| Website | spanmag |
Indian and American writers are commissioned to write articles in the fields of education, travel, technology, public policy, environment, media, lifestyle, and culture. SPAN also reprints articles from American sources.[citation needed]
SPAN's audience includes Indian citizens, institutions and organizations. The magazine is available in print in limited quantity.
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