In 1922, Anandabazar Patrika first came out as a four-page evening daily that sold at two paise and had a circulation of about 1,000 copies a day. 100 years later, Anandabazar Patrika reaches out to close to four million readers, every day! Today, the ABP Group has evolved into a media conglomerate that has eight premier publications, six 24-hour national TV news channels, leading book publishing businesses as well as many mobile and internet/digital properties, touching the lives of millions of readers and viewers, daily. We believe the legacy you leave, is the life you lead. We see ourselves as repositories of best practices and processes. And, at times, when we don't have the very best within, we open windows to look out for expertise. Not surprisingly, ABP is associated with companies and personalities revered across the world. In the world of journalism, we are not just a media house. We are really an alma mater.
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Abp Private Limited was incorporated in 1922 per Ministry of Corporate Affairs records under CIN U22219WB1922PTC004503. The company has been operating for 104 years, with the registration auditable on mca.gov.in.
Abp Private Limited's current directors include Arup Kumar Sarkar, Dipankar Das Purkayastha, Bimal Jalan, and 3 others. Director records are sourced from the MCA21 corporate registry and reflect the latest filing with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs.
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