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Feb 26, 2009
Harper’s Bazaar rolls out India edition
Hearst Corporation, along with the India Today Group, has launched Harper’s Bazaar India with an initial print run of 50,000 copies. The title will join Hearst’s growing portfolio of women’s titles in India including Good Housekeeping and Cosmopolitan, also distributed by the India Today Group. The India edition is the 29th edition of Harper’s Bazaar the world over. Former journalist and stylist Sujata Assomull has been appointed the editor and will report to Mala Sekhri, CEO, lifestyle division, India Today Group.
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