Sakal Group Partners With DailyHunt : Content Sharing

Dailyhunt, India’s News and local language content application announced a partnership with Sakal Media Group. This strategic tie up will, help Dailyhunt to offer hyperlocal Marathi and English news content on politics, entertainment, sports, health, agriculture and other topics.

This move will empower Dailyhunt users to access hyperlocal news content across various segments like politics, sports, entertainment, health & fitness etc. in Marathi as well as English language.

Sakal Media Groups is a media entity and publish newspapers and magazines in Marathi and English language. As far as circulation is concerned, its major markets are Maharashtra and Goa.

Apart from its traditional media business, Sakal also publishers its digital property called E-Sakal which has around 3 million views per month. Sakal also owns Marathi satellite news channel Saam Tv apart from English newspaper Sakal Times in Pune area of Maharashtra.

This partnership will help Sakal Group to build robust local language content for its loyal user base spread across Maharashtra and other parts of India.

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