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New newspaper brought out in Sughd

KHUJAND, May 18, 2010, Asia-Plus  — The first edition of the Subhidam (Dawn) weekly was bought out in Sughd province on May 15. The Subhidam editor Askar Yuldoshev told Asia-Plus Monday evening that the eight-page weekly publishes materials in three languages: Tajik, Russian and Uzbek. Subhidam’s editorial office is located in the settlement of Proletarsk […]

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Bakhtiyor Valiyev

KHUJAND, May 18, 2010, Asia-Plus  — The first edition of the

Subhidam

(Dawn) weekly was bought out in Sughd province on May 15.

The

Subhidam

editor Askar Yuldoshev told Asia-Plus Monday evening that the eight-page weekly publishes materials in three languages: Tajik, Russian and Uzbek.


Subhidam’s

editorial office is located in the settlement of Proletarsk in the Jabborrasoulov district and weekly has a circulation of 1,200 copies.

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