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WHO MUCH INVESTMENT NEEDED TO START A TRAVEL MAGAZINE IN INDIA..LOCAL LANGUAGE OR ENGLISH?

I WANT TO START A MAGAZINE RELATED TO TRAVEL,ANY ONE HAVE ANY IDEA HOW MUCH CAPITAL I HAVE TO INVEST….

zero; start it on the internet and then, when you have tons of rupees
add a paper edition

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