Jagran New Media unveils TheDailyJagran.com
HighlightsJagran New Media has launched a rebranded English news platform called TheDailyJagran.com, aimed at enhancing its digital presence and serving English-speaking audiences both in India and globally. The new platform integrates advanced technology, using Next.js 14 and Tailwind CSS to improve speed, performance, and user experience, while focusing on delivering credible journalism. TheDailyJagran.com introduces new content verticals such as CricDaily for live cricket updates, AstroDaily for horoscopes, and redesigned finance tools to provide a richer, personalized user experience.
Jagran New Media
, the digital arm of
Jagran Prakashan
, has announced a significant rebranding and strategic revamp of its English news platform, has launched as
TheDailyJagran
.com. This move marks a pivotal step in strengthening the group's independent digital presence and enhancing its offering for English-speaking audiences in India and globally.
The newly unveiled platform, carrying the tagline "From the House of Trust, Comes a New Daily," aims to build on Jagran's legacy of credible journalism while embracing a fresh, modern identity.
TheDailyJagran.com
is designed to cater to readers seeking verified news, insightful perspectives, and a reliable take on current affairs.
Gaurav Arora
, chief operating officer of Jagran New Media, emphasised the forward-looking nature of this transition. "TheDailyJagran.com represents a forward-looking shift in how we serve our English-speaking audiences," he stated. "While the platform carries forward Jagran's trusted legacy, it brings with it a renewed editorial focus, stronger design sensibilities, and sharper storytelling. Through TheDailyJagran.com, we're building a destination that is youthful, bold, and credible."
The revamp isn't just about a new name and look. TheDailyJagran.com has also been built with cutting-edge technology, leveraging Next.js 14 and Tailwind CSS to deliver enhanced speed, performance, and a seamless user experience. This focus on technological innovation is aimed at ensuring faster loading times and improved Core Web Vitals.
The platform will offer a comprehensive mix of content, including real-time breaking stories, in-depth features, and multimedia journalism. In a bid to provide specialized content and a richer user experience, Jagran New Media has introduced new verticals such as:
CricDaily:
Dedicated to live cricket updates, scores, and match schedules.
AstroDaily:
Offering daily horoscopes and astrological insights.
Finance Tools:
A redesigned suite of utility calculators covering EMI, SIP, PPF, and BMI, among others.
Furthermore, personalisation is a key focus, with features like Single Sign-On (SSO), a personalised "MyFeed," and smart content discovery tools designed to deliver tailored content and elevate user engagement.
This strategic transformation underscores Jagran New Media's commitment to innovation and content integrity. By creating a standalone, premium digital destination, TheDailyJagran.com is positioned to capture a growing segment of digitally savvy English-speaking readers, both within India and across international borders. The move aligns with Jagran New Media's broader strategy of expanding its offerings into different languages and reaching a wider audience.
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