INDIAN EXPRESS

The Indian Express was born in 1932 as the voice of India’s struggle for independence, with a single edition from Madras. Till today, The Indian Express delivers on its promise of fearless, empowering journalism. It enjoys the distinction of having more reporters in the field than any other Indian newspaper. The Indian Express was also the first Indian newspaper to launch a separate metro section that focused on local issues. Going a step further, in 2003, it launched citizens’ initiatives such as the release of support to disabled soldiers, and the announcement to create a war memorial in Pune and Chandigarh. Little wonder that in 2003, the Express won the first International Press Award for courageous journalism in India.