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September 2021: Volume XIV Issue 5

The September issue of PrintWeek is now available.

Has Covid altered Indian print forever? The cover story of the September issue of PrintWeek attempts to answer this question, as Noel D’cunha and Ramu Ramanathan argue that the business of commercial printers has hit a new low, as compared to pre-Covid levels.

In the Print Sector section, the September issue highlights how despite the economic upheaval triggered by the Covid-19 pandemic, the state of Chhattisgarh is holding steady, and finds out why there’s a cause for optimism for print in the state.

In the Leadership section, chairman of Pratham, Datta Deshpande tells Noel D’Cunha the Pratham story, and how the new plant will enable Pratham to grow ten times of its present annual turnover of Rs 43-crore.

A new study finds that the Rs 500-bn Indian publishing industry is a key enabler. The study also highlights the contribution of the Indian publishing industry to India’s economic growth. PrintWeek has the details.

This and more in the September issue of PrintWeek.

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