TOI stands for "Times of India"

TOI represents Times of India. It is an Indian English-language everyday paper that has a place with Times Group. As per the Audit Bureau of Circulations (India), TOI is the third-biggest paper in India based on course and biggest selling English? language every day on the planet. It is settled in Mumbai, India.

In 1991, it was positioned among the world's six best papers by BBC. TOI is distributed by Bennett, Coleman, and Company Limited which is owned by the Sahu Jain family. Mrs. Indu Jain is the current Chairperson of Times of India.

TOI accompanies different city-explicit enhancements, for example, Delhi Times, Bombay Times, Kanpur Times, Meerut Plus, Bhopal Plus, and so on The other standard enhancements of TOI incorporate Times Wellness, Education Times constantly Ascent, and so forth

Brief History

It was accepted as The Bombay Times and Journal of Commerce in 1838, during the British Raj. It gave its first version on 3 November 1838.

Initially, it distributed paper just on Wednesday and Saturday with news from Britain, the Indian Subcontinent, and the world. Its first supervisor was J.E. Brennan.

In 1850, it began distributing everyday releases.

In 1861, it was renamed The Times of India.

In 1892, T.J. Bennett (Editor of TOI) turned into the sole owner of the Newspaper and he welcomed F.W. Coleman to go into an association.

After 1947, when India got Independence, the responsibility for TOI was given to the Dalmiyas, and later it was given to the Sahu Shanti Prasad Jain of the Sahu Jain Group.

In 2006, it gained Vijayanand Printers Limited (VPL).

On 12 April 2008, it presented a Chennai version.

In February 2013, it presented a Kolhapur version.

Sister Publications of TOI

• Monetary Times - A Financial Daily
• Navbharat Times - Hindi Daily News
• Maharashtra Times - Marathi Daily News
• Mumbai Mirror - Morning paper from Mumbai
• Femina - Women's Magazine