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Chitralekha Magazine Chitralekha, which launched its maiden issue in 1950, remains the favourite news weekly magazine of India’s most prosperous and conspicuously consuming community in India, the Gujaratis.  The Group’s publications, which commenced its offering in the regional magazine space targeting the prosperous markets of Gujarat and Maharashtra, has since witnessed numerous developments and has forged far ahead in the course of its journey.  Your iTunes account will automatically be charged at the same price for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period unless you change your subscription preferences in your account settings.  The faith and loyalty of the readers, coupled with its massive reach amongst the rich and famous, makes it the lead vehicle for all lifestyle products in India, ensuring the advertisers an enormous return on their investments.  Chitralekha Group Started in 1950 by renowned journalist Vaju Kotak, the Chitralekha Group of Publications continues to hold its fort as an undisputed leader.  Family-oriented and eagerly awaited by its readers, it is small wonder then, that over the years, circulation figures have steadily marked a quantum leap for each magazine.  Reaching over 110,000 homes per week in the financial capital of India – Mumbai, it is the largest selling magazine across periodicity and language.  Your subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period.  The news weeklies’ cutting-edge editorial strives to dig beneath the covers for stories to put forth to its readers in an unprejudiced and impartial manner.  Chitralekha has thus become a trusted source of privileged information and is credited with inspiring journalism.  Magazine Subscriptions are available for purchase inside this app.  With eight titles across various genres and languages, each of its publication targets audiences at virtually all psychographic and demographic levels.  You can manage your subscriptions through your account settings after purchase on your device.  It beats all English and other language publications by a huge margin.  Its Marathi sibling follows closely with a circulation of over 100,000 copies in Maharashtra.  Overall, it circulates over 240,000 copies per week and has retained its leadership position.