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==Voice of India==

''The Voice of India'' was established in 1883 in Bombay and contained news from across the country of India, featuring a collection of snippets from other Indian newspapers, as well as offering a ‘Native Opinion’ section. ''The Voice of India'' was later incorporated with the ''Indian Spectator''. The title changed over time 1883–1902 ''The Voice of India''; 1902–04 ''The Voice of India, Indian Spectator & Champion''; 1904–13 ''The Indian Spectator, Voice of India & Champion''.<ref name=Jan4>[https://blog.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/2021/01/04/new-titles-4-january-2021/ "Hot Off The Press – New Titles This Week"] January 4, 2021. The British Newspaper Archive Blog (Scroll down)</ref>

==Pay websites==

*[http://www.awin1.com/awclick.php?mid=2114&id=201071 Findmypast] - British Newspapers and Irish Newspapers are available to individuals with a Pro subscription (previously called World subscription, or the top subscription) but not via library and community subscriptions. (Previously British newspapers were also available with the British subscription, but this no longer applies for new subscriptions.) The newspapers are from the collection of the [[British Library]] and are the same newspapers as are included in the British Newspaper Archive<ref name=BNA>[https://blog.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/2017/05/28/webinar-qa/ Webinar Q&A] British Newspaper Archive blog May 28, 2017.</ref> see next item. The date ranges for the newspapers are directly available on the BNA. To browse the findmypast editions, use the filters under "Narrow your search results" (left hand side of the webpage) "By Newspaper" and "By Date". The Search may be better on the BNA, (BNA says it is "more sophisticated"<ref name=BNA/>) and some people are known to search on the BNA, and then access the images on findmypast.