Delhi Press is an Indian magazine publishing house based in New Delhi. It is best known for publishing a portfolio of long-running general interest, news, women's, and children's magazines in English, Hindi, and several other Indian languages. The group is among the older privately held magazine publishers in India and has historically been associated with the Patra Group family of publications.
| Type | Magazine publishing house |
|---|---|
| Industry | Print media, publishing |
| Headquarters | New Delhi, India |
| Country | India |
| Languages | English, Hindi, and other Indian languages |
| Notable titles | The Caravan, Sarita, Grihshobha, Champak, Mukta, Sarass Salil |
Delhi Press operates as a multi-title magazine publisher, with editorial offices in New Delhi and a distribution presence across India. Its catalogue covers literary and current affairs journalism, women's interest, family magazines, and children's fiction, allowing it to address a wide demographic readership in both metropolitan and smaller-town markets.
The group publishes a number of titles that have established themselves over decades in the Indian magazine market. Among the most widely recognised are:
Delhi Press is significant in the Indian media landscape for sustaining a multilingual magazine portfolio at a time when print magazines globally have faced commercial pressure from digital media. The Caravan, in particular, has drawn attention for investigative reporting and long-form features in English-language Indian journalism, while titles such as Champak and Grihshobha have built durable audiences across Hindi-speaking regions.