Newspapers and Publishing in Mumbai

Bennett, Coleman & Co., the Times Group, publishes The Times of India — the largest-selling English newspaper in the world — The Economic Times, Maharashtra Times, Navbharat Times and Mumbai Mirror, from The Times of Ind

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 Mu

HT Media, the Delhi company of the Birla family that publishes Hindustan Times, Hindustan and Mint, is listed on the exchanges and prints its Mumbai editions from its Mahim and Lower Parel offices; Mint, its business pap

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Lokmat, the Darda family’s Nagpur paper founded in 1971, is the largest-circulated Marathi daily and prints its Mumbai edition from Lokmat Bhavan at Parel; Lokmat Times and Lokmat Samachar are its English and Hindi paper

Sakal, the Pune paper founded in 1932 and owned by the Pawar family, is among the largest Marathi dailies with a Mumbai edition and the Sakal Times; Saam TV is its channel.

Mid-Day, the Mumbai afternoon tabloid founded in 1979 by Khalid Ansari, is owned by the Jagran group and published from Parel; it is the city paper of the commuting public, with its Gujarati and Urdu editions (Inquilab).

Network18, controlled by Reliance Industries since 2014, is listed on the exchanges and runs CNBC-TV18, CNN-News18, News18 in a dozen languages, Moneycontrol and Firstpost from Empire Complex at Lower Parel; it held Viac