Hindu Group launches an eight page special edition targeted at college students.

Updated on: Thursday, December 06, 2012

The Hindu Group launched Business Line on Campus, an eight page special edition targeted at college students with the aim of bridging knowledge gap of students with the real world.

The paper was launched by Coal India chairman and managing director S Narsing Rao along with Xavier's college principal J Felix Raj, Nasscom head (east) Suparno Moitra, Ishita Datta Ray, associated director of management institute EIILM, Hindu regional GM Gautam Mitra and bureau chief Pratim Ranjan Bose here.

The paper will be a five-day edition from Monday to Friday and will be published with all editions across the country.

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