The Hindu hits back

IN Media Watch Briefs | 23/11/2011

The Mahavishnu of Mount Road has woken up and reacted to the TOI's ad campaign that poked fun at the paper for putting the readers to sleep. The Hindu has got back with an eye catching print ad, which claims that it is has the highest readership among young readers. The basis for their claims is the IRS Q2 report !!

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