This August issue features young designers who are breaking the mould and creating a new dynamic of statement-making design that is intelligent and forward-thinking. It features design practices like Cubism Architect & Interiors, Design Lab Vyoma, Lifestyle Dessein in the Insite Story. It also showcases Architect Reza Kabul's journey from humble beginnings to an award-winning international practice. An expert from HIKVision writes about the latest trends in the security and surveillance industry. Anuj Kale presents a series of webcomics pushing the boundaries of how we perceive architecture and urban design.  The contemporary residence project by Kham consultants, which uses the traditional Bengal style of architecture is featured under the INSITE Spotlight. The first ever IIID Craft scholarship 2016 recipient writes about authenticity for crafts. The urban insight section looks at the idea of human-centered design through projects of mHS City Lab.

The second most important space for humans are commercial or office spaces, after residential spaces. Like residences, it is important to design Commercial Spaces thoughtfully since these are a reflection of the organization to its visitors as well as the importance it gives to its employees by ensuring their comfort. This June 2019 issue of INSITE focuses on Commercial Spaces and gives a look into wonderfully designed commercial spaces. The INSITE story features projects like The Brick Store by Hitesh modi; Transparent Office by Group DCA; refitting of interiors for Jindal Mansion by Ravi Sarangan; a collaborative workspace by Rajeev Sathe; the Samsung Library by Studio Vyom; a green industrial and research facility by Beri Planners; a work place for the millenials by Ar. Vistap Bhagwagar. The Designer’s Insight features a luxurious apartment by AND Studio. This issue also features a tribute to IM Pei by Christopher Benninger.

Designing residential projects is one of the most challenging and complex task for interior designers. Unlike any other space, a house or a residence is used on a very personal level by various individuals who might be having different preferences and may span across various generations. Therefore INSITE decided to focus the May issue on residential spaces and display a range of such projects. The INSITE story features  the projects by Shilpa Gore-Shah & Pinkish Shah, an apartment by Shroffleon designs, a Villa by Moriq Interiors, apartments by Spacefiction, Ankit Prabhudessai & Mitesh Antala, a Pent House by Conarch Architects as well as weekend home by Delhi Collective. The Art Insight section features the unique art of Calligraphy mastered by Achyut Palav.

The April issue focuses on the trend setting designs and features a range of projects which have created a benchmark in the design practice. The INSITE story features  the architects office by Gurjit Singh Matharoo and associates, a residential retreat by Shabnam Gupta, an office space- Amoeba by Hiren Patel Architects, transformation of a colonial house by Abin design studio, Head office of Kochi Muziris Biennale by Nuru Karim Architects and the Maya Somaiya Library by Sameep Padora and associates. The Art Insight section features a retrospective on art and life of Rekha Rodwittiya. The designer's insight section features an office space by Architecture Discipline and a workspace by Anurag Sinha.

The march issue focuses on the trend setting designs and features a range of projects which have created a benchmark in the design practice. The INSITE story features  the architects office by Gurjit Singh Matharoo and associates, a residential retreat by Shabnam Gupta, an office space- Amoeba by Hiren Patel Architects, transformation of a colonial house by Abin design studio, Head office of Kochi Muziris Biennale by Nuru Karim Architects and the Maya Somaiya Library by Sameep Padora and associates. The Art Insight section features a retrospective on art and life of Rekha Rodwittiya. The designer's insight section features an office space by Architecture Discipline and a workspace by Anurag Sinha.

Institutional Spaces are essentially meant to inspire and aspire people to contribute towards their societal responsibility, be it school, training centre, library or a community centre. That’s the reason, designing these spaces involves multiple considerations from the stakeholder’s perspective. From universities and institutes to galleries and centres, a variety of projects fall under this category of design. Keeping in mind the innumerable users of an institutional space, architects and designers need to consider the requirements of all users to make the space functional, aesthetic and resource-friendly and of course, user-friendly! This issue covers a lead story by Ar. Christopher Benninger followed by coverage of projects like a pre-school design by Renesa Architecture Design Interiors Studio; The Outdoor Classroom by Studio Infinity; an Architectural Training Centre designed by Studio Advaita; restoration of an old structure by Dhananjay Shinde Design Studio; Stacked Student Housing by Third Space Architecture and the new premises of an industry-centric institute – The Design Village by Studio Archohm. We are sure, these wide range of projects will give an insight into the various thoughts that go into designing institutional premises.

This Collector’s Issue of INSITE is deliberating on the core philosophy and practice of Defining Design. The issue carried an introductory article by the iconic architect and India’s first Pritzker Prize laureate Ar. Balkrishna Doshi. Apart from him, the issue also contains inputs from Forty Six ace designers from all over India like Prof. Badrinayaran; Ar. Habeeb Khan; Ar. N. Mahesh; Ar. Aatira L. Zacharias & Ar. Bhyrav B. R.; Ar. Alhad Gore; Ar. Amit Porwal; Ar. Canna Patel; Ar. Dipen Gada; Ar. Kapil Agarwal; Ar. Kapil Surlakar; Ar. Manit Rastogi; Ar. Mitesh Antala; Ar. Ninad Tipnis; Ar. Puran Kumar; Ar. Rahul Gore & Ar. Sonal Sancheti; Ar. Sanjay Puri; Prof. Sathya Prakash Varanashi; Ar. Sourabh Gupta; Ar. Sunil Patil; Ar. Vatsal Joshi; Ar. Harsh Boghani; Ar. Kalapi Buch; Ar. Kamal Malik; Ar. Kamal Patel; Ar. Behzad Kharas; Ar. Bijoy Ramachandran & Ar. Sreekanth Sasi; Ar. Amit Aurora & Ar. Rahul Bansal; Ar. Kiran Venkatesh; Ar. Lalita Tharani; Ar. Manish Banker; Ar. Dominic Dube; Ar. Varun Kohli and Ar. Manish Gulati; The issue also contains views of some of the stalwarts of IIID like Ar. Bankim Dave; Ar. Ashok Butala; Ar. Nitin Killawala; Ar. Bakir Baldiwala; Ar. Atul Desai; Ar. Prem Nath; Ar. Rajesh Patel; Ar. Rohit Ganatra & Ar. Vishwas Lele

The design for special needs issue of insite throws light on a handful of professionals and their efforts towards inclusivity in a plurality of spaces.The lead story features Conrad Gonsalves discussing the various psychological and physical aspects of designing smart senior spaces. Ms. Shakuntala D. Gamlin, IAS, Secretary, Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities in the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India; shares the initiatives, challenges and roadmap of the Department. The INSITE Story features Mathru School for the blind by Chitra Vishwanath; activities and contributions of Ekansh trust in Pune; Kavitha Krishnamoorthy shares the idea of Inclusive play spaces for children; Abhishek Ray emphasises on Designing for everybody through the story on Universal Design. The INSITE Icon features Ashok Lall's inclusive approach to school design. Associations and connotations of the wheel is discussed through the works of Ankit Patel in the Art Insight section. Get an insight into Arjun Rathi's universe of old world and contemporary in Craft Insight. The Designer's insight features Loreal Training Academy by Group DCA.

The August issue of Insite "Musing on Museums" features myriad museums from across the country- old, new, bizarre, extraordinary in the INSITE story. In the lead story, Dr. Shailendra Mehta reminisces about his early days and his fascination with museums. The Insite story further features Bihar Museum by  Rahul Gore and Sonal Sancheti of Opolis, along with Maki and Associates, Japan; The Design Museum at Dharavi by Jorge Manes Rubio and Amanda Pinatih; The Houses of Goa by Gerard Da Cunha; Khoj Gandhiji Ki Museum – Gandhi Teerth and the Atarnad – Dr. Patangrao Kadam Museum by Lokus Design; the curation and restoration process of Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Museum by Tasneem Zakaria Mehta and the LLDC museum by Mausami Andhare and Uday Andhare of Indigo Architects. 

The Heritage insite section discusses Abha Lambah's decade-long work on documenting South Mumbai's historic architecture, making it a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Art Insight section features artworks, by  Bharti Prajapati, celebrating the myriad roles of rural women in the Indian culture. Hrushita Davey reviews Brinda Somaya's monograph  sharing her experiences of a five-decade-long architectural practice in the Insite Review.

This issue of Insite brings to the readers a diverse perspective of lighting design from architectural, cultural and technical viewpoints. The insite story features ace indian and international lighting design experts: Martin Klaasen of Klaasen Lighting Design, Singapore, Paul Helms Design Consultants, Atlanta, Ravi Sarangan of Edifice Consultants Pvt. Ltd., Amit Gupta from Vis a vis India Pvt. Ltd and Shubhomoy Halder from Philips Lighting, India. Also read a brief research on sustaining crafts by reflecting on collaborative and studio based practices by Lipi Agarwal. The designer insight section features: Vibhor Sogani's lighting installation and HarsH Boghani's Training Development office. An interaction with Ashish Dhakan, MD & CEO, Prama Hikvision India Pvt. Ltd. is featured in the manufacturer's insight.

The June issue of insite gives an insight into the journey and the winners of the IIID Design Excellence Awards. Tanjua B. K in the lead story explains the nine months of exhaustive planning and process of IIID Design Excellence Awards. This is followed by the winners who have received awards in various categories. The article 'Vaanar Sena in Sri Lanka' by Niraj shah describes the journey of the IIID fraternity in Sri Lanka during the award ceremony. The sketches done by Pratyush Shankar during the Sri Lanka visit are featured in this issue as well. It also features the IIID Fellow members: Architect Hari Agashe and Architect Dulal Mukherjee. Riyaz Tyabji writes about Balkrishna V.Doshi as the storyteller of his architectural generation in his article,'The story and the storyteller'.

The February issue of Insite steps outside of the usual architectural structures and spaces, to throw light on the ever-expanding field of Exhibition Design. It features projects that, though temporary in existence, have left a permanent mark on the way exhibitions can be explored, created and designed.It features ‘Does Permanence Matter’ by Rahul Mehrotra and Felipe Vera,Gateway of India Projections and the Pathfinder's Exhibition by Sourabh Gupta and Siddharth Bathala of Design Factory,the Shell Mycelium by Asif Rahman and Giombattista Areddia, the Make in India pavillion by Akshat Bhatt,works by Ruchita Madhok and Aditya Palsule of Kahani Designworks and the India Pavilion by Binu Nanu. Also look at the journey of artist Ratan Parimoo in the art insight section. The designers insight section features Ishan Khosla's design installation 'Trade Routes'. Bimal Patel and Christopher BEnninger shares their memories of Hasmukh C. Patel in the Insite Tribute section.

The January issue of Insite features a wide variety of furniture design practices that have left an impact on a space through their explorations. The Lead story of the January issue is a narrative of the conversation with Prof. Pravinsinh Solanki, throwing light on his metaphorical and multi-perspective stance on the emerging trends in furniture. The INSITE story features four leading furniture power houses. The first article discusses furniture products by Anuj and Anand Ambalal of A cube inc., known for creating unique forms, encompassing the physical, aesthetic and spiritual expressions. In the second article, Pinakin Patel's unique and customized pieces are featured.The next article details, Sandeep Sangaru's approach of merging traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design outlook. Through the  furniture of eco resort- Rann Riders designed by Rebecca Reubens, the intersection of craft, design and sustainability is discussed. The Art Insight section looks at the world of Ravindra Salve. The designer insight features innovative approach in furniture through the project 'The Junction' by Siddha Sardesai. The Insite spotlight features graduation project by Madhu Priyanka Kannabiran  challenging the idea of traditional furniture.

The December issue of INSITE, looks a variety of efforts in the wellness category including resorts, spas, salons and leisure centers designed by various national and international firms. 
The INSITE story features: Niraamaya Retreat- a luxury resort designed by  Gayathri Namith Architects, Yoga Nikaya Wellness Centre designed by MayaPRAXIS, The Dasavatara Hotel located in Tirupati by Shimul Javeri Kadri Architects, 'There She Glows'-a salon by Sumessh Menon, Anaha Spa at Shreyas Retreat by The Purple Ink Studio and The Hotel Kumaon by Zowa Architects, Colombo. The designer insight section looks at a residential cum office space by Urban Architecture Ahmedabad, designed with an inclination towards vernacular space ideology.The international insight features Santani Wellness Resort by thisara Thanapathy Architects, Sri Lanka.

With an attempt to look at variety of approaches in integrating traditions in the contemporary built spaces, the 'Reinterpreting Tradition' issue of INSITE  features projects informed and inspired by our vernacular architecture.The Insite story covers projects by  Abin Design studio, Hunnarshala Foundation, unTAG Studio, Vistasp Mehta, Design Work Group, Spasm Design Architects and 6thD Design Studio. The Art Insight section describes narrative of Vrindavan Solanki’s nostalgic journey in the field of art. This issue also features the recent trend of Nostalgia for tradition, which is featured in the Craft Insight section. The first retrospective exhibition in China for Balkrishna Doshi, curated by Khushnu Panthaki Hoof is featured in the Insite Spotlight. The Insite review decodes  a book featuring 17 exclusive private residences from four South Asian countries.

The october issue of Insite features exemplary approaches towards Educational Spaces in its cover story, which  showcases projects by Amaresh Anand and Sandeep Khosla of Khosla Associates, Manit & Sonali Rastogi of Morphogenesis, Gourav Das and Rajeev Kumar of DesignHaus, Bhavana Kumar and Nicola La Noce of Kumar La Noce, Sanjay Udamale of Sanjay Udamale Architects and Bijoy Ramchandran & Sreekanth Sasi of Hundred Hands. The Designer's Insight features a conversation with Rooshad Shroff on his design sensibilities, inspirations  and work with crafts. Yatin Pandya in the Indian Insight section talks about how the built environment can contribute to holistic learning. The art Insight section looks at Manu Parekh’s unbridled and impulsive stance on his retrospective artistic influences and the prospective artists of today. Jaipur Rugs and their philosophy is covered in the Industry insight section. The Event Insight section covers the recently conducted Raw Collaborative exhibition. The issue also covers design philosophy of Morphogenesis decoded through their book.

The September issue of INSITE, "Living Heritage of Ahmedabad: Unesco World Heritage City" celebrates the myriad aspects of the heritage of Ahmedabad. The Insite story by Padamshree B.V. Doshi and Ar. Neelkanth Chhaya discusses heritage being much more than mere tangible sites and properties. The heritage Haveli section features Mangaldas ni Haveli, Hutheesing ni Wadi, French Haveli, Jethabhai ni Haveli, looking closely how the traditions have sustained over the years. Projects like Aagashye, Diwan's Bungalow and Project Cafe are featured as examples of adaptive reuse of heritage havelis. Reflecting on Ahmedabad’s journey and planning the roadmap ahead,  Amit Ambalal, Debashish Nayak, Snehal Shah, Subrata Bhowmick and Yatin Pandya, talk about the pride, challenges, and responsibilities that come along with the heritage city status. The issue also features a research study by Mihir Vakharia on the thermal performance of courtyards. See myriad aspects of Ahmedabad through the lens of Dinesh Mehta, Parmanand Dalwadi and Vivek Desai in the Lensman Insight. The last section features an interaction with Mrs. Jayshree Lalbhai Co-founder of the Kasturbhai Lalbhai Museum, to understand the philosophy behind their patronage as well as the inspiration behind establishing the museum.

The July issue of INSITE focuses on Interior Architecture of the 21st Century and the relatively new approaches, novels methodologies and evolving technologies of digital design thinking which are opening a new discourse on computational design and its relevance for the practice, changing how we design and construct. With architects and designers like Ayodh & Revathi Kamath, James Law, Jaime Miguel, Manish Gulati, Ankon Mitra and young studios like Cadence, Apical Reform and Digital Jalebi, this issue throws light on the influence, opportunities and challenges of the emergent field of digital design on interior architecture, theoretically and practically.

The April Issue of INSITE brings to you designers Saurabh Gupta, Dipen Gada, Purple Ink Studio, DGF Studio, Figments Inc. and Ravi Nupur are displaying finer nuances regarding planning, lighting, materiality and branding, all adding to unforgettable experiences responding to the paradigm shift in the retail domain, with the onset of technology, global aesthetics and consumer-centric value proposition, in India. Witness the rich ethos of Indian crafts and their interpretation in the design concepts of 4D designs. Spanish Designer, Jaime Hayon’s mesmerises by blurring the lines between art, playful decoration and design within the context of the retail design world. INSITE forays into the Arttd’inox retail philosophy with Ms. Deepikka Jindal in addition to the unique retail spaces with exquisitely crafted details by Rajiv Saini. Ravish Mehra and Deepak Kalra of RMDK share their design ethos through their projects while Sankalp Sahu and Siddhant Sahu throw light on working with an integrated design process in retail design. Architect Babu Cherian shares his insight on the Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2016 with INSITE and we take a walk into the Mikasa Experience Centre by Greenlam Industries Ltd.

The March Issue of INSITE serves a platter of Restaurants, Lounges, Pubs and Café Interiors, all garnished by the ingenious minds behind them. As eateries continue to perfect their menu, architects and designers vis-a-vis Lotus Design, Sanjay Puri, Harsh Boghani, Nuru Karim, Santosh Thole and MM Jose display their ideas and imagination to create ideal settings that facilitate the culinary experience. Abin Design Studio in collaboration with Square Consultancy Services evolves a new language for 6 Ballygunge Place, Kolkota while Architects Oscar & Ponni provide yet another facet of an excellent aesthetic and culinary experience in a hospitality setting. The issue travels globally from the avant-garde Ladurée, Parisian Tearooms by India Madhavi in Geneva and LA all the way to Michelin Star, Junoon, NY together with Junoon, Dubai designed by Architect Tarik Currimbhoy. Abhigyan Neogi of Chromed Design Studio gives extensive detail to user experience through their Social Nehru Place and Social Cyber Hub. Furthermore, The Lakhori at Haveli Dharampura is the result of Architect Kapil Aggarwal’s vision to protect our architectural heritage. INSITE interacts with Mr. Joydeep Mukherjee, Executive Director and CEO, H&R Johnson (India) and commends the 2nd IAHH Gold Medal Ceremony honouring Professor B.V. Doshi.

The February issue of INSITE is a pilgrimage through the creative expression of spiritual and contemplative spaces, deeply rooted in our community, culture and history and their modern contextual adaptations by Sameep Padora, SpaceMatters, D A Studios, Hiren Patel, Anchuri Design World and Qutub Mandviwala. Marina Tabassum attempts to trace the lost glory of Bengal yet representing the very essence of contemporary expression playing with light and ventilation through the Aga Khan Award winning Bait Ur Rouf Mosque. The issue also features Kamal Chowk created to house a 16th-century wooden structure and The Rashtriya Sainika Smaraka - National Martyr’s Memorial and Bethel Baptist Church in Bengaluru by Mathew and Ghosh.  The issue catalogues journey of Vadodara-based artist Dhruva Mistry. INSITE interacts with Mr. Jurgen Wolf, MD of Häfele South Asia and Architect Tony Joseph on his Biennale Pavilion at The Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2016. Follow the progress of the Design Yatra through Hyderabad, Chennai and Coimbatore. Furthermore, INSITE pays homage to the eminent Dr. R.N. Vakil.

The January issue of INSITE women pioneers, Madhavi Desai, Canna Patel, Parul Zaveri,  Brinda Somaya and Sonali Rastogi share their personal and professional journey illustrating the crucial role of women in the design fraternity. Mira Nakashima, Creative Director of George Nakashima’s studio, interacts with INSITE on her journey from an understudy for her father to a virtuoso. The issue features an intimate narrative by three young guns at Abha Narain Lambah Associates. Meanwhile, Chitra Viswanath and Shivani Seshadri demonstrate the role of women academicians in design education. Additionally, Architect Neha Modi exhibits her design philosophy through her project and Interior Designer Pragati Jain creates a language of her own by merging the traditional and contemporary. In this issue, INSITE also interacts with Renu Mishra, MD of Grohe India and IPS officer, Ajay Choudhary, on his principles and triumphs as a self-taught artist. Follow the progress of the Design Yatra through Raipur, Nagpur and Vishakhapatnam.

The December issue of INSITE carries an array of distinguished designers Dipen Gada, Puran Kumar, Hiren Patel and Lotus Design bearing witness to the recurring theme of exposed concrete in contemporary interior spaces. The issue features artist and architect Dominic Dube articulating his artistry in concrete on a residential canvas and the recently designed Artovert design studio in a peri-urban artists’ colony, Kaladham by Anagram Architects. This month, the design duo of SHROFFLEON spotlight their latest project – an extension to a large 60-year-old family home in Mumbai and INSITE brings you a comprehensive overview of ‘THE FREE EDGE: George Nakashima’s Legacy at NID’ event organised by NID. Also, featured are the projects from the IIID Anchor Awards for the Affordable Design for the Masses category. Follow the progress of the Design Yatra through Lucknow and Kolkata.

The November issue of INSITE is a contemporary confluence of history, heritage and interiors starting with an ensemble of narratives by distinguished authors Aman Nath on the Tijara Fort Complex, Rajasthan, Abhay Mangaldas & Sanal Thathapuzha on the Mangaldas Haveli II, Ahmedabad and Vikas Dilawari on the Cama Building at Murzban Colony, Mumbai

Navin Piplani, Principal Director of INTACH Heritage Academy, shares his perspective on conservation issues and innovative solutions. INSITE takes you aboard the Palace on Wheels and the splendour of past regality besides new-age lighting concepts for illuminating iconic heritage buildings by expert Ashish Bahal. Also featured are the projects from the IIID Anchor Awards for the hospitality category. Follow the progress of the Design Yatra to Chandigarh.

The October issue of INSITE takes you on a kaleidoscopic journey of Crafts in Interior Architecture with multifaceted viewpoints of veteran designers Rajeev Sethi, Chandra Vijai Singh, Meghana Deshpande, Jay Thakkar, Purnima Rai and Chandrashekhar Bheda, on the Crafts Sector in India and its future implication for the design field. The issue also features Kerala Sutra Collection for Mango Tree Craft & Design, a Somany initiative, designed by Sahil & Sarthak, a catalogue of contemporary lighting installations representing traditional objects & craft practices of Kerala and a spirited narrative of the journey of Nand Kishore Chaudhary, Founder – Jaipur Rugs Co. Also, featured are the projects from the IIID Anchor Awards for the Institutional & Public Spaces category. Follow the progress of the Design Yatra at Delhi.

The September issue of INSITE focuses on Design Education commencing with contributions on next-gen pedagogy from stalwart academicians Rajeev Sathe, Ajit Rao, Aneerudha Paul, S. Badrinarayanan and Yatin Pandya. The issue also features a synopsis of the NATCON organised student design competition on the theme of ‘Design for Fragile Population’. You will find Style tips to light up and beautify your home by experts Ashish Bahal and Surbhi Jindal from Philips Lighting India and a vivid interaction with Chairman Pravin Patel and Design Director Mann Singh of HOF. Also, featured are the projects from the IIID Anchor Awards for the leisure and entertainment category. Follow the progress of the Design Yatra spanning Ahmedabad and Jaipur

The August issue of INSITE takes you on a trip to Ar. Nitin Killawala's urban abode which utilises a steel frame construction in lieu of an RCC structure exemplifying an enhanced speed of construction. We see how the concepts of communal learning are rooted in the design of The Design Village campus in Noida, by Archohm, We also see some projects by the talented architects of Studio Outline. We see the winning projects of Commercial Workplace (Small & Large) of Anchor Awards. The Design Yatra journey goes from Vadodara to Charotar to Saurashtra

The July issue of INSITE features projects from two famous international architects – Kees Spanjers and Juergen H. Mayer, discussing their style of architecture and their way of designing spaces using user-friendly and innovative technology. The issue also features the artist Arunanshu Chowdhury’s paintings, sculptures, inspirations and ambitions that has led him so far. We see concrete-based lifestyle products that are designed by GOMAADS. Also featured are the projects from the Anchor Awards from the retail category. See the progress of the Design Yatra, that goes to Nashik, Surat & Bharuch.

This June issue of INSITE pays a special tribute to Ar. Charles Correa on his first death anniversary. Also seen in this issue are projects from Shirish Beri, IIID Anchor Award winning entries, IIID's Design Yatra coverage and some chapter news.

The May issue of INSITE tackles the problem of designing small spaces in the growing urban context. Rohit Ganatra contributes an article on the evolution of Energy Balancing Systems while Dr. Ajay Mathur of TERI offers insight into sustainability and the GRIHA ratings. Also featured in this issue are Bakir Baldiwala’s timeless designs, the designs of Dar and Wagh, the works of VEEKAS, and the unique products by YNOT.

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Magzter Inc. is the World's largest and fastest growing self-service, cross-platform digital newsstand with over 80 million users since its inception in 2011 and thousands of magazines and newspapers across 40+ categories and 60+ languages. Headquartered in New York, Magzter has its local presence in Amsterdam, London, Mexico City, Chennai, Mumbai, New Delhi, Bengaluru, Singapore, and will soon be expanding to other countries. Founded by global entrepreneurs, Girish Ramdas and Vijay Radhakrishnan in June 2011, Magzter enables magazine and newspaper publishers around the world to create and deliver digital editions of their titles to global consumers.

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Magzter offers the world’s largest {{allyoucanread}} subscription service called {{gold}} which gives digital readers unlimited access to 8,500+ magazines and newspapers for a monthly subscription price. Magzter also has the largest number of stories in the world with its game-changing ezRead 2.0 feature for its apps, which enables smartphone and small-screen mobile users to enjoy magazine content the way it was meant to be enjoyed, with article text that is easy to read and is accompanied by stunning videos and high resolution photography.

Magzter offers the world’s largest “All-You-Can-Read” subscription service called Magzter GOLD which gives digital readers unlimited access to 8,500+ magazines and newspapers for a monthly subscription price. Magzter also has the largest number of stories in the world with its game-changing ezRead 2.0 feature for its apps, which enables smartphone and small-screen mobile users to enjoy magazine content the way it was meant to be enjoyed, with article text that is easy to read and is accompanied by stunning videos and high resolution photography.

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Prior to Magzter, he was the President of Dot Com Infoway (DCI) and Galatta Media. His duties included strategic marketing, partnership development, and monetizing content globally. DCI grew from a small team of 3 in 2000 to 300 by 2011 and was dealing with web, software and app development for clients globally.

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and the App that provides you the capability to order, subscribe to and receive the delivery of various magazines, books, news and magazine and publication related content (collectively known as 'Publications') and to have these digital versions of the Publications delivered to you

c. We also collect information associated with your use of the application in order to make personalized recommendations. If you provide your third-party account credentials to us, you understand some content and/or information in those accounts (“Third Party Account Information”) may be transmitted into your account with us if you authorize such transmissions, and that Third Party Account Information transmitted to the Service is covered by this Policy.

f. The Personal Information we collect allows us to respond to your requests, improve our products and services, customize the advertising and content you see, and communicate with you about new products.

is the World's largest and fastest growing self-service, cross-platform digital newsstand with over 87 million users since its inception in 2011 and thousands of magazines and newspapers across 40+ categories and 60+ languages. Headquartered in New York, Magzter has its local presence in Amsterdam, London, Mexico City, Chennai, Mumbai, New Delhi, Bengaluru, Singapore, and will soon be expanding to other countries. Founded by global entrepreneurs, Girish Ramdas and Vijay Radhakrishnan in June 2011, Magzter enables magazine and newspaper publishers around the world to create and deliver digital editions of their titles to global consumers.

n. We will also use usage information in order to ensure users adhere to our Terms of Use. For example, a user’s usage information will help us confirm that a user only downloads a magazine or other content a permitted number of times or to a permitted number of devices.

which gives digital readers unlimited access to 8,500+ magazines and newspapers for a monthly subscription price. Magzter also has the largest number of stories in the world with its game-changing ezRead 2.0 feature for its apps, which enables smartphone and small-screen mobile users to enjoy magazine content the way it was meant to be enjoyed, with article text that is easy to read and is accompanied by stunning videos and high resolution photography.

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Insite Magazine - August 2017

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