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Nainital, known for being one of the country’s exotic tourist spots, is also known for being a market where dwelled a handful of commercial printers of mixed backgrounds. Some of them are just old stalwarts running AB Dick mini offset machines, still following the traditional way, with little use of modern technologies, while there are others in the league who own quality presses and deliver stunning outputs to meet the need of their customers comprising corporate biggies. Finding out their works and backgrounds, JYANESWAR LAISHRAM interacts with a few, visiting their setups predominantly located around Haldwani, a commercial town of Nainital.

Easily accessible to its neighbouring cities like Goa, Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad and Bengaluru, the city of Kolhapur in south western Maharashtra is strategically located for business. This historical city is home to some good old commercial printers whose works are

Aligarh, a city in Uttar Pradesh, is famous for lock industries and for Aligarh Muslim University. Print and Publishing takes a tour of the city and sheds light on the present day Aligarh printing industry which is still in a dormant state.

Nashik, also sometimes called Mini Maharashtra, is an ancient city in the northwest region of Maharashtra. Famous the world over for its fresh agricultural produce namely table and wine grapes besides vegetables, it is also known for its proximity with

Jamshedpur, the headquarters of the East Singhbhum district of Jharkhand, is the first planned industrial city of India. Jamshedpur is home to world’s tenth largest steel manufacturing company, Tata Steel and so is also known as Tatanagar. Tata Steel has

Situated on the banks of river Yamuna in northern region of Uttar Pradesh, Agra is a well-known tourist destination. The city is also becoming a hub for digital print service providers as there is a lot of demand for short-run,

Kota, the coaching capital of India, has a host of printing presses, catering not just to the education industry but also other emerging industries. Print & Publishing went around this city to explore the printing facilities there. Here’s a glimpse

Commercial printing is no more stuck to its age-old tradition as the sector has technologically been amplified to a new shift, following the advent of highly advanced digital production presses over the years. To witness such landmark revolution in the

Perhaps there is no such mantra Chennai commercial printers keep in secret to create innovative works. They just ‘invest’ in the latest technologies—that makes them innovative, always. Quite often, commercial printers in the south Indian city are in the news