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HT was the brainchild of the Akalis, in 1922, who felt that a news paper in English would enable them to reach an audience other than the Punjabireading one. HT today, listed in both NSE and BSE, has become India s second largest print media.

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HT was the brainchild of the Akalis, in 1922, who felt that a news paper in English would enable them to reach an audience other than the Punjabireading one. HT today, listed in both NSE and BSE, has become India s second largest print media.

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mHT Media Ltd. is a part of K.K.

Birla Group and


is managed by Shobhna Bhartia grand daughter
of G.D. Birla with 69 % stake in HTML.

mHTML currently valued at Rs 834 crore.


mHT was the brainchild of the Akalis, in 1922, who
felt that a news paper in English would enable
them to reach an audience other than the Punjabi-
reading one.
mOn September 1924 it was Inaugurated by
Mahatma Gandhi.
mThe newspaper had become the nationalist
newspaper of the capital in the years preceding
independence.
mHT today, listed in both NSE and BSE, has
become Indiaǯs second largest print media.
m2    
G 
Mrs. Shobhana Bhartia, has taken over as the
Chairperson on September 18, 2008. Mrs. Bhartia has
more than 25 years of experience in the newspaper
industry.
Mrs. Bhartia is a graduate from Calcutta University and
is a 

 
2   by the
Government of India in 2005. Mrs. Bhartia has received
several other awards, including the Outstanding
Business Woman of the Year(2001) by PHD Chamber of
Commerce & Industry, the Global Leader for
Tomorrow(1996) by the World Economic Forum, Davos
and the National Press India Award(1992).
mRoger Greville Ȃ Director

mK.N. Memani Ȃ Director

mY.C. Deveshwar Ȃ Director

mN.K. Singh ȂDirector

mAjay Relan Ȃ Director

mPriyavrat Bhartia Ȃ Whole time Director

mShamit Bhartia Ȃ Whole time Director

mRajiv Verma - CEO


mCourage (Encourage)
mResponsibility
mEmpowerment
mContinuous Self Renewal
mPeople centric
Products
m Print Ȃ English(The Hindustan Times)
m Print Ȃ Hindi(Hindustan)
m Internet(Shine.com, livemint.com,
hindustantimes.com)
m Radio(Fever 104)
m Events & Solutions(Delhi shopping festival, Mint
luxury summit, Star Awards)
m Strategic Partnerships (PACE)
mHindustan Times(English) and Hindustan
(Hindi), have a combined daily circulation of 2.25
million copies.

mHT Media operates 19 printing facilities across


India with an installed capacity of 1.5 million
copies per hour.

mHT Media also published a business newspaper,


Mint.
mFM radio channel- Fever 104, available in Delhi
and Mumbai.

mShine.com, a job portal, has received high


response from customers.

m A monthly magazine for children and a Hindi


literary magazine.
Any
Print media
Job portal
Magazine
E-ventures
FM- radio channel
other than HT.
M 

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