Remainder regarding the new App. download it now not to miss todays editorials

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Guys,
We are updating the editorials ,wordbytes current affairs and newly started SUNDAY SCHEME in our new app. kindly download our new app from the play store by opening the link in chrome or uc browser 

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dailythehindueditorials.thehindueditorialsforupscrbissc


This is our official app which was released yesterday

Don't download the mirror apps. I came to know that some of the apps were launched after our app was removed from playstore . some one wrongly interpreted the mirror app as our app and being used the fake one. don't fall into trap. 

we release our app day before yesterday only . please kindly share this with our friends who has fallen into trap.

Kindly download it soon as not to miss the Editorial updates from our new app.

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DHE TEAM.

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