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New Delhi: Mint, HT Media’s business daily in exclusive content partnership with The Wall Street Journal, is now national.

With the launch of the Chennai edition on 13 July, Mint now has a national footprint that includes Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Kolkata, Chandigarh and Pune.

Mint, with an introductory price of Rs3.50, will provide discerning readers in Chennai the same Clarity that the rest of the country has so overwhelmingly embraced.

Available six days a week, the daily brings with it an exhaustive suite of offerings — Market Watch, Campaign and the Weekend Magazine, Lounge. With its accent on clarity in reporting, standout design and printing, besides the exclusive WSJ section, Mint is the choice of decision-makers across industry and government.

There is no better proof of this than the fact that four of five Mint readers do not read another business paper.

The launch excitement will culminate on 12 August with a high profile Clarity Through Debate event, which will focus on the key issue of Financial Inclusion. With panelists that include policy-makers and business leaders from both the public and private sector, the event will underscore Mint’s commitment to bringing clarity in business to issues that matter.

Mint was created to address the growing reader demand for clarity in business. To quote Rajiv Verma, CEO, HTML, from the media release, “Mint’s spectacular readership numbers have validated our belief that there is a market for unbiased, jargon-free reporting and analysis in the business news domain, across formats.”

In just over two years, Mint has a readership of 200,000 everyday. With a readership of 175,000 in the Delhi and Mumbai editions (IRS 09), and a circulation of 25,000 plus in the other cities, Mint is a strong and growing No. 2 player in the category.

Livemint.com makes available Mint content to audiences globally, apart from hosting rich content and platforms for its one million plus web audience.

The one-third share of readers in the cities that matter makes Mint a critical choice of advertisers for reaching decision-makers.

The clean design and printing quality, contextual content environment, an array of innovative advertising options and events, and the unduplicated high-profile reader base makes the daily the choice of premium advertisers.

The addition of Chennai gives advertisers yet another reason to partner Mint.

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Vijay Said:


I am a reader from Mumbai. I get 6 daily newspapers but I would rank Mint first for the quality of its content, in-depth coverage, distinctive style, focus on issues of interest and concern generally neglected by other publications and, equally, for sparing the reader a lot of useless chaff. Lounge deserves a separate and special commendation for providing eminently readable material for the weekend and beyond. I am glad to know that Mint is now a national publication with the launch of its Chennai edition. I commend and congratulate the editorial staff and extend my best wishes for the continued growth and expanded reach of Mint.

Posted On 7/13/2009 6:42:44 PM
Re: bagdu Said:


Come on dude, even Mint editors will get the blushes. There are no two bones about it: Economic Times is Best.Mint unconventionally is positioned somewhere between ET and a Tabloid. Probably it has carved out a new niche.We certainly need a newspaper which can seriously rival ET. Mint certainly is not that.

Posted On 7/13/2009 7:59:36 PM
RAJU Said:


I am regular reader of Mint through epaper. I am resident of Visakhapatnam AP. when I will get Livemint in our city. Livemint excellent Quality Edition from Business papers I wish all success to Livemint Chennai Edition

Posted On 7/13/2009 8:05:34 PM
Ravinder Said:


Mint is the best news paper in India. ET used to be good. But, now they focus on mass marketing (free with TOI- was such a scheme to mass market). Mint's content and advertising is excellent. To management: when will you start an Hyderabad edition.

Posted On 7/20/2009 12:34:34 PM