“If we don’t have the facts, we don’t print the news”: Four big newspaper groups with 12 titles between them join hands to show the power of print journalism

Indian media houses rarely see eye to eye except when their shared commercial pursuits are in peril: like foreign direct investment (FDI) in newspapers, or the goods and services tax (GST) on newsprint, or wage board recommendations eating into their bottomline.

For a change, as elections loom and the fake factories start whirring into motion, The Times f India, Dainik Bhaskar, Hindustan Times and The Hindu come together to assert the solidity of print journalism.