The New Indian Express was founded in the year 1932. This English daily enjoys wide readership in the state of Kerala. Apart from Chennai, the English daily is also published in other cities of India. The New Indian Express also publishes newspapers and magazines in regional languages.
The New Indian Express is one among the Chennai newspapers published in English. The newspaper began its journey in the year 1932. Indian Express was the parent company of the newspaper. However, with times the Indian Express and The New Indian Express became separate publishing houses with their headquarters at Mumbai and Chennai respectively.
About The New Indian Express
At the initial stages the newspaper functioned under the name The Indian Express, which was owned by Veradharajulu Naidu. However, it was taken over by Ramnath Goenka in the year 1999, after the death of Mr. Naidu. Due to personal problems in the Goenka
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family after the demise of Ramnath Goenka, the newspaper group was divided. The northern editions were placed under the name Indian Express while the southern editions came to be known as The New Indian Express.
Publishing Centers
Apart from Chennai, the English daily is also published in other cities of India. The other publishing centers of the paper are Kerala, Karnataka, Bangalore, Coimbatore, Andhra Pradesh, Kochi and Hyderabad. The City Express is a part of The New Indian Express specializing on local news.
Other Publications
The New Indian Express also publishes newspapers and magazines in regional languages. These include Prabha in Kannada, Dinamani in Kannada and Tamil. Cinema Express, Tamilan Express, Malayalam Vaarika are the magazines published by this group in Tamil and Malayalam respectively.
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