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English has become an international commodity, like oil and the microchip. Without petrol (i.e. gas) and computers, the world will come to a halt. The English language has made the world a ‘global village’ by giving it a global language for communication. With the advent of new millennium, trends have been changed and consequently new challenges have to be addressed with new language teaching techniques which can conveniently be used in English language teaching with the most subtle, reliable and homely examples of real life situation. This new sprit has generated a new point of view to adopt whatever is available around us and make use of familiar materials for the English classroom.. Newspapers are one such interesting material which stimulates and motivates the students to learn and develop their language skills with ease and comfort. It comes to you with the latest news and information and, unlike other media, comes beautifully written with lots of detail. Stories unfold as reporters unearth more information to reconstruct what happened. There is truly no better record of the world's happenings than a newspaper.