Newspaper publisher — Prabhadevi and Dadar, Mumbai. Since 1932.
The Indian Express, founded in Madras in 1932 and built by Ramnath Goenka, publishes The Indian Express, the Financial Express and Loksatta from Express Towers at Nariman Point, the building Goenka put up in 1972; the Mumbai edition is one of its largest.
The Goenka family’s Indian Express Group runs the northern and western editions from Delhi and Mumbai.
| Name | The Indian Express Group |
|---|---|
| Where in Mumbai | Prabhadevi and Dadar, Mumbai |
| What they do | Newspaper publisher |
| Since | 1932 |
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