Cochin Herald

Cochin Herald is an Indian business magazine. Published bi-monthly,[1] it features original reporting, commentary and analysis. Its headquarters are located in Kochi City, Kerala. The motto of Cochin Herald magazine is "Business Story Telling". It was established as a Sunday newspaper in 1992.[2]

Cochin Herald
Chief EditorAnsif Ashraf
CategoriesBusiness magazine
FrequencyBi-monthly
Founded1992
CompanyCochin Herald Media Network LLP.
CountryIndia
Based inKochi, Kerala
LanguageEnglish
Websitewww.cochinherald.com

History

Dr S.A. Mohamed Asharaf., founded the Cochin Herald on 1 November 1992 as a weekly newspaper in Malayalam. Ashraf was the paper's chairman, a post he held until his death in 2016. He earned a doctorate for his research on Islamic history at the age of 55 from Kerala University.

Asharaf was assisted in his later years by his eldest son, Ansif Ashraf, who started Cochin Herald business magazine in 2012. On Ashraf's death, Ansif became Chairman of the Cochin Herald and Chief Editor of Cochin Herald magazine.[3]

Ownership

The Kochi-based English magazine Cochin Herald is part of the Cochin Herald Media Network LLP[4] and is managed by Ansif Ashraf. The family of Dr. S.A. Mohammad Ashraf owns a 90 percent stake in Cochin Herald Media Network LLP. Ansif Ashraf joined Cochin Herald in 2012 and became the chairman in 2016.

Cochinherald.com

Cochinherald.com is part of Cochin Herald Media Network LLP.[4] Cochinherald.com employs the slogan "A Business Story Teller". Articles are digitally published on the website.

Notes
  1. "Registrar of Newspaper of India". RNI. Archived from the original on 3 June 2016. Retrieved 19 May 2016.
  2. "Registrar of Newspaper of India". RNI. Archived from the original on 2 June 2016. Retrieved 19 May 2016.
  3. "Adieu to that Visionary". Cochin Herald.
  4. "LLP Registration Details". Company Details.
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