Noun:

सबमिशन, वर्गणी, संमती, स्वाक्षरी,

subscriptions मराठी अर्थाचे उदाहरण:

बंद पडलेल्या समता व बहिष्कृत भारतचे वर्गणीदार असलेल्यांना त्यांची वर्गणी संपेपर्यंत जनताचे अंक विनामूल्य पाठवण्यात येत असत.

त्यासाठी पुरुषांकडून दोन तर महिलांकडून एक रुपया वर्गणी घेण्याचे आवाहन करण्यात आले.

ही योजना मंजूर झाल्यानंतर सेवा संस्था, लोकवर्गणी व देवालयाच्या दान पेटी तसेच लोकवर्गणीतून सुमारे 3 लाख 60 हजार ही रक्कम देण्यात आल्यावर या योजनेचे काम सुरू झाले व दीड वर्षात पूर्णत्वासही आणले.

लोकवर्गणीतून संस्था व महाविद्यालय उभे राहिले.

काही स्थानिक मंडळी लोकवर्गणी जमा करून इतर कामे करीत आहेत.

आंबेडकरी समाजाने लोकवर्गणीतून हा पुतळा उभारला आहे.

हे गाव आजही १९९१ साली लोकवर्गणीतून बांधलेल्या विंधण विहिरीवर पाण्यासाठी अवलंबून आहे.

आगाऊ वर्गणी भरली, तर वृत्तपत्र दोन रुपयांऐवजी दीड रुपयाला देण्याचे आणि पसंत न पडल्यास पैसे परत देण्याचे आश्वासन दिले.

या मासिकाचे भारताच्या अनेक राज्यांमधे वर्गणीदार आहेत.

या संस्थेचे अंदाजे २,००,००० सदस्य असून दरमहिना दोन रुपये वर्गणी घेऊन त्यांनी १५ कोटी रुपये उभे केले आहेत.

अधिनियमाच्या कलम ६ ब ब नुसार कामगार, मालक, शासन अशी त्रिपक्षीय वर्गणी (MLWF – महाराष्ट्र लेबर वेल्फेअर फंड) दर ६ महिन्यातून (जून व डिसेंबर) मंडळाला मिळते.

पहिल्या वर्ष अखेरीस 300 वर्गणीदार होते.

subscriptions's Usage Examples:

The Epoch Times publisher, Stephen Gregory, wrote in response that the paper did not intend to violate Facebook's rules and that its video ads were advertisements for subscriptions to the newspaper.

Book of Synods (Language: Syriac)It contains a forged letter of Pope Caius, with false subscriptions of many other Western Bishops, directed to Nestorian Bishops, wherein it is acknowledged that the Church of Rome ought to be subject to Nestorian church.

Instead, he used his own funds to print 11,000 copies of a flier that he sent to Hewlett-Packard and other minicomputer vendors, which resulted in 850 subscriptions to a magazine that did not even exist yet.

Displaying an overwhelming preference for the convenience of subscriptions, memberships, and other forms of recurring payments, consumers relish.

marketing company that markets merchandise and magazine subscriptions with sweepstakes and prize-based games.

70), the local subscriptions to £8,780, and the donations to £1,956 1 s 3 d (£1,956.

Enthusiastic about its contents, particularly articles by Portland native John Reed, Bryant began raising subscriptions for it.

Many other cable providers were reluctant to offer Encore in its early years due to concerns that it would cannibalize subscriptions of other premium services.

both Jackson and The New Yorker: subscriptions were canceled, and much hate mail was received throughout the summer of its first publication, while the.

Most newspapers were sold at newsstands or hawked by newsboys, as opposed to subscriptions.

The unexpired portion of mail subscriptions was completed by Rolling Stone sister publication.

No further issues were published by Future Australia, and subscriptions to the magazine (both physical and digital) are no longer available.

of 1755, enforcement of measures designed to end masquerades was at best desultory, and the masquerades went on as semi-private "subscriptions".

Synonyms:

agreement,

Antonyms:

dispute, disagreement,