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May 06, 2010
Jagran Prakashan buys majority stake in Mid-Day
Jagran Prakashan, one of the world's largest print media companies which publishes India's most read newspaper Dainik Jagran, is buying a majority stake in Mumbai-headquartered tabloid Mid-Day.It was officially announced yesterday that the print business of Mid-Day Multimedia Ltd (MML) has been merged and transferred to Jagran Prakashan Ltd (JPL) with effect from April 1, 2010.
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