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Jun 24, 2008
MiD DAY celebrates its 29th anniversary
MiD DAY celebrated its 29th anniversary by offering its readers a 24 page supplements called Cash, Go, Stuff, Me and Play for five days across Mumbai, Bangalore, Pune and Delhi. The Cash supplement is about how to earn more, spend and invest smart. Go is a section on vehicles and travel. Stuff deals with brands and trends in the marketplace. Me section will addresses the need to balance personal and work life at various levels. The section Play showcases the best eats, beats and streets in the city
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