The only handwritten newspaper in the world

Do not place your business goals first, a newspaper in India still working manually with the desire to maintain the culture here.

Clip of the newspaper this strange world.

Since the invention of the printing ink, the newspaper industry has turned another page. Even today, with modern printing technology, in just one night, hundreds of thousands of newspapers can ship it to appear on newsstands early morning service of readers. The chemical industry has helped the media for saving a lot in labor. Yet still newspaper determined "rupture" with modern machinery.

Staff here has committed her writing hand.

The story "a modern fairy" that is happening on the street in Triplicane High Road Chennai, India. The Musalman is the only newspaper produced entirely manually exist in the world. Launched in 1927, the newspaper The Musalman almost no change in the way of working. Head Office only six people, including four orange wood calligraphy artists "draw" letters every day. They took about 3 hours to finish writing a page in the newspaper before going public. Each day, The Musalma n produces about 21,000 copies.

Head of the newspaper The Musalman.

With the process is very manual, it's hard to daily news updates on this fast and accurate. Certainly a lot of people wonder why such a newspaper can survive in the Internet age had crept to the corner today. They become billionaires by doing this? The answer of course is never. However, the newspaper The Musalman will still be maintained by those who want to preserve a culture of Urdu language of India.

Closely with each word.

People are very focused on work to avoid errors. According to the Vietnam Post Office