In 1991, MJ Akbar joined the Government as an advisor in the Ministry of Human Resources, and helped policy planning in key areas of education, the National Literacy Mission and in the protection of heritage. He resigning from the post and quit politics in December 1992 and returned to journalism and full time writing. In 1993, M J Akbar started a new media company with the aim of creating India’s first newspaper that would not only include an international focus within its editorial range, but also be the first Indian daily with an international edition. This newspaper appeared in February 1994. It India’s first global newspaper, in collaboration with the Deccan Chronicle, to eight editions, into a major media presence nationally and internationally. Which Newspaper ?
A-The Asian Age
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