The success of INDIA TODAY in English led to an idea: good journalism should not be restricted by language. In a country with 12 major languages, the non-English readership of hundreds of millions could not and should not be ignored. It was decided to publish INDIA TODAY in the major Indian languages, effectively melding national news with local needs. At present, INDIA TODAY is published in four major Indian languages: Hindi, Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam.

These editions deliver news with the same credibility, incisiveness and authority that has become the hallmark of INDIA TODAY. The international editions were born of the same reasoning—the Diaspora's need for credible information about India. Its four international editions ensure that every week, India reaches out to influential readers in 104 countries around the globe.