Indu Jain: An Entrepreneur & Spiritualist!

Presented by : Neha Modi

History

•The Times Of India was founded on 3 November 1838 as The Bombay Times and Journal of Commerce In Mumbai during the British Raj.• It was launched as a semi-weekly edition by Raobahadur Narayan Dinanath Velkar, a Maharashtrian Reformist.•The daily editions of the paper were started from 1850 and in 1861, the Bombay Times was renamed as The Times of India. •After India's independence that the ownership of the paper passed on to the then famous industrial family of Dalmiyas and later it was taken over by Sahu Shanti Prasad Jain of the Kunal Jain group from Bijnore, UP.

Company Profile

•Bennet Coleman & Co. Ltd is the nation’s largest media group. It was founded in the year 1838 and is baed in Mumbai.•In 1948, Ram Krishna Dalmia sold out the company to the present group, Sahu Shanti Prasad

Cont….

•Indu Jain belongs to Sahu family and is the current chairperson of India’s largest media Group Bennett Coleman & co. Ltd. Which owns Times of India and other large newspapers.•It provides media publishing services such as, magazines, internet and newspapers.•Huge brand names such as The Economic Times, The Times Of India, Femina, Sandhya Times, Times FM and Filmfare are under its ownership.•Television channels such as Times Now, Zoom and ET Now ; and FM radio network like Radio Mirchi also constitute its holding

•“Create & build brands with differentiated content to capture relevant audiences and market the value of these to advertisers to help them sell and strengthen their brands”.

Mission

Three main people of TIMES OF INDIA

Indu Jain’s Profile

•Birth Place: Faizabad, Uttar Pracesh.•Date of Birth: 8th September, 1936•Work Fof: Bennett Coleman & Co. Ltd.•Position: Chairperson•Married to: Late Ashok Kumar Jain•Children: Two sons (Samir Jain and Vineet Jain)•Valued at: US $ 2.8 Billion

Indu Jain’s Estate

•Has eleven publishing centers.•Fifteen printing centers.•Fifty-five sales offices.•Over 7000 employees.•Five dailies, including two of the largest in the country with approx 4.3 million.•Two lead magazines, twenty-nine niche magazines reaching 2468 cities and towns.•Thirty-two Radio Stations, two Television News Channels, one Television Life Style Channel and turnover in excess of USD 700 million.•The Times of India, is the world's largest selling English daily newspaper, selling more than 3 million copies.

Indu Jain: An Entrepreneur & Spiritualist!

•Indu Jain is one of the well known of the top 5 Indian women entrepreneur.•The so known “Multi Faceted" lady is known for different identities that is from being entrepreneur to humanist to educationalist to spiritualist.•Indu writes spiritual columns in her papers and is an active supporter of women's rights and fighter for various social problems existing in the country.

Indu Jain’s career

•Indu Jain is also the founder President of the Ladies Wing of FICCI.•She is also the member of Bhartiya Jnanpith which hosts India's most prestigious and highest literary award (Jnanpith Award). •She was ranked 317 richest person in the World and India's top 20 richest person..•Ms Jain is also the guiding force behind The Oneness Forum

•She addressed the United Nations in 2000 at the Millennium World Peace Summit of Religious and Spiritual Leaders.•The Onness Forum recently awarded the Mahatma-Mahavira Awards•The President of BCCL, awarded excellence in creative literary writing to Indians in any language and the Prestigious awarded lies with Indu Jain.•Recently, Indian Congress of Women (ICW) awarded Indu Jain with an International Lifetime Achievement Award.

Achievements

•She is a strong believer of oneness and follows it in her firm.•She is an active supporter of women's rights•Under her guidance, the Times Foundation runs community services, research groups and relief funds for various disaster reliefs such as floods, cyclones, earthquakes etc.•She encourages budding entrepreneurs and believes in their abilities to shine, and make way for themselves in the world.

Beliefs

•Move First, Move Fast.•Pincer movement Strategy.•Multiple Ties.•Continuous Innovation.•Tie-ups.

Strategies she used

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