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Karan Rajendra Darda elected INS president for 2026-27
Karan Rajendra Darda of Lokmat has been appointed president of The Indian Newspaper Society for the 2026-27 term, succeeding Vivek Gupta.

NEW DELHI: Karan Rajendra Darda of Lokmat was elected president of The Indian Newspaper Society (INS) for 2026-27 at the organisation’s 87th annual general meeting held in New Delhi on Monday.The INS, the apex body of publishers of newspapers, magazines and periodicals in the country, said Darda succeeds Vivek Gupta of Sanmarg as president.Darda, executive director of Lokmat Media Group, said he would work towards protecting press freedom, strengthening the newspaper industry, encouraging innovation and ensuring that all members, irrespective of their size, have an equal voice.“Together, we will make Indian journalism stronger and future-ready,” Darda said.Darda joined the family business in 2005 and has contributed to the growth, transformation and diversification of Lokmat Media Group, with a focus on innovation, technology, operational efficiency and new business opportunities. He has also championed Project Butterfly, aimed at paperless workflows, and Project Sky, focused on automation and organisational efficiency.

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Date of Publish : 07 September 2026, 8:31 pm Digital Edition : News nation
Karan Rajendra Darda elected INS president for 2026-27 | India News

Karan Rajendra Darda of Lokmat has been appointed president of The Indian Newspaper Society for the 2026-27 term, succeeding Vivek Gupta. NEW DELHI: Karan Rajendra Darda of Lokmat was elected president of The Indian Newspaper Society (INS) for 2026-27 at the organisation’s 87th annual general meeting held in New Delhi on Monday.The INS, the apex body of publishers of newspapers, magazines and periodicals in the country, said Darda succeeds Vivek Gupta of Sanmarg as president.Darda, executive director of Lokmat Media Group, said he would work towards protecting press freedom, strengthening the newspaper industry, encouraging innovation and ensuring that all members, irrespective of their size, have an equal voice.“Together, we will make Indian journalism stronger and future-ready,” Darda said.Darda joined the family business in 2005 and has contributed to the growth, transformation and diversification of Lokmat Media Group, with a focus on innovation, technology, operational efficiency and new business opportunities. He has also championed Project Butterfly, aimed at paperless workflows, and Project Sky, focused on automation and organisational efficiency.Share your thoughts in the commentsInsightfulAgreeDisagreeSkepticalConcerningPromisingWorth ReadingBig DevelopmentPost CommentBe respectful · TOI community guidelinesMBA from New York and an alumnus of Harvard Business School’s Owner/President Management programme, Darda is also involved in education, sports and community development. He has completed multiple IRONMAN 70.3 races and a full marathon.Tanmay Maheshwari of Amar Ujala was elected deputy president, while Harsha Mathew of Vanitha was elected vice president and Anant Nath of Grihshobhika honorary treasurer for 2026-27.Mary Paul will continue as the secretary general of the society.

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