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Jul 29, 2008
Business Bhaskar expands into Greater Punjab Region
Dainik Bhaskar has launched 10 new editions of its recently launched pink daily Business Bhaskar across Punjab, Chandigarh and Haryana.Rajiv Jaitly, president ad sales and marketing, DB Corp said, "The Greater Punjab region has seen rapid economic growth in the recent past. There was an understandable need for a dedicated financial daily to provide our readers with relevant business news in their language. Hence, Business Bhaskar has been launched to better serve the needs of our readers."
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