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This daily newspaper was originally called ''The Bombay times and journal of commerce''. With Quaker involvement in the early years it had a completely different ethos to its reactionary rival ''The Pioneer''. Today it has the largest distribution of any English language newspaper in the world. Old issues are available on microfilm at large libraries. FIBIS has an ongoing project of transcribing the early birth, marriages and death entries. The APAC Reading Room at the British Library has a copy of the ''Index to the Times of India, 1973-'' but this does not appear to include domestic occurrences.Some editions can be accessed via subscription websites - for more information refer to [http://wiki.fibis.org/index.php/Subscription_websites-online_newspapers,_journals_and_directories#Proquest_Historical_Newspapers.2C_Times_of_India.E2.80.941838-2001_option relevant FIBIWIKI article]