DB Corp’s Marathi daily Divya Marathi turns 2
The paper celebrated its second anniversary with a special 72-page issue. Divya Marathi covers the central Maharashtra region with five editions
Divya Marathi, the Marathi newspaper from DB Corp, celebrated its second anniversary with a special 72-page issue that carried the fragrance of ‘kevda’. Furthermore, the book, titled ‘Marathawadacha dosh kaya’ (What is the fault of Marathawada), is a compilation of a series of articles anchored and authored by prominent personalities and published in Divya Marathi.
Commenting on the completion of two years of the paper, Kumar Ketkar, Chief Editor, Divya Marathi said, “Two years is a very small period in any institutional history. But we feel proud as well as humbled by the stunning achievement of Divya Marathi. Without sounding hyperbolic, I would say that we have made a media history of sorts by opting for emerging centres of culture and market in the regions of Marathwada, North and South Maharashtra. This is because we can ‘connect’ and relate intellectually and emotionally with the profile of our readers.”
Pradeep Dwivedi, Group Chief of Sales and Marketing, DB Corp added here, “In the last two years, Divya Marathi has made a strong connect with readers in central Maharashtra across its editions. Over time we have grown to be an integral aspect of the socio-economic and cultural fabric of the Maharashtra region. We have made significant endeavours to harness the local potential and have aligned this to group’s vision to be enablers of socio-economic change.”
Divya Marathi covers central Maharashtra with five editions – Aurangabad, Nashik, Ahmednagar, Jalgoan and Solapur.
