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It's often referred to as "The Old Lady of Bori Bunder"—a nickname that reflects its [[historic]] stature in Indian [[journalism]]. | It's often referred to as "The Old Lady of Bori Bunder"—a nickname that reflects its [[historic]] stature in Indian [[journalism]]. | ||
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The Times of India (TOI) is one of India's most prominent English-language newspapers, with a rich legacy dating back to 1838. It's owned by Bennett, Coleman & Co. Ltd., part of the Times Group, and headquartered in Mumbai.
Key Highlights:
Global Reach: TOI is the largest-selling English daily in the world.
Digital & Print: Offers both traditional broadsheet editions and a robust online presence through its official website.
Content Variety: Covers everything from breaking news and politics to Bollywood, sports, lifestyle, and tech.
Sister Publications: Includes The Economic Times, Navbharat Times, and Mumbai Mirror.
It's often referred to as "The Old Lady of Bori Bunder"—a nickname that reflects its historic stature in Indian journalism.