A. I usually scan the headlines first, because it’s the fastest way to get an idea of the nation’s top news. After looking through the headlines, I turn to the lifestyle and entertainment sections. Since I love fashion, arts and music I spend a bit longer. After that I go to classified ads, taking note of some jobs (to share with some of my friends looking for work). For me, reading a newspaper is like dining where, to complete my meal, I must eat the dessert. And that’s the magazine…

B. The first part of the newspaper that I love to read is the editorial because it’s where I can find out about important issues. Next I turn to international news, health and entertainment sections, and the horoscope. I don’t like reading about those horrible crimes.

C. I look through the headlines first to grasp the events. Then, I go through the international news followed by national news, and focus on the sports column. I spend maximum time on the editorials. They give good analysis of the current events (though sometimes they give the opinion of the editor alone). Indian newspapers have columns on spirituality, I read them through. In Sunday editions, I read the astrological forecast, and a little bit of the lifestyle and other lighter stuff too.

D. I follow the paper in order: front-page news, world news, local news and financial news.

E. It depends on the newspaper or magazine. Some magazines like OMNI and Compute! I read from cover to cover like a novel. In most newspapers I usually read the front page, sports, business, technology and entertainment sections. When I am short of time, I don’t focus on, I simply look through the article to check what it is about. One way or another, it keeps me up to date on the foreign news and lets me know what’s going on in my area. Unfortunately I don’t have much time for newspapers; so, as soon as I get one and have enough time to read it, I’m very curious about it all or most of it — it’s always like a discovery. So, I go through international news first, because of their importance, and after that I read some local news; and finally I turn to the culture section. I skip crime news or any piece of negative news though, which always seems disappointing or even stressful and painful…

F. The first section I care for while I am reading a newspaper is international news, then local news because I like keeping up to date on the events which happen all over the world and also because I love politics and I love to read about everything related to politics.