Question

Is this the correct citing for APA Reference?
(n.d.). Durga Puja.The Statesman. Retrieved December 13, 2011. from

(n.d.). Durga Puja.The Telegraph.
Retrieved December 13, 2011 from

Ganguly's, T. (n.d.). Durga Puja. [web site]. Retrieve December 13,2011
Writeacher
No, these are incorrect.

This was what you wrote earlier last evening, right?
<i>How do I cite APA Reference for an online site with no author that reads acknowledege
Newpaper articles: The Statesman,The Telegraph
Timir Ganguly's web site: </i>

Newspaper articles (whether in print or online) <u>always have titles</u>, even if they have no authors, <u>and there are always dates</u>. I have no idea where you came up with what you posted above, but you need to start over.

Use the link I gave you before for APA guidelines for references and citation:
http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/1/

Here's an article to match what you listed second:
http://www.telegraphindia.com/1110405/jsp/calcutta/story_13728657.jsp

I'm finding no online newspaper articles by T. Ganguly -- only posts on blogs and Facebook and Flickr.

Try again.

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