The Indian Express Delhi Edition Published

The Indian Express rolled out its Delhi late‑city edition on Monday, July 27, 2026, carrying a 20‑page print run priced at ₹7 in the capital, ₹8 in Raipur and ₹15 in Srinagar (Indian Express). The front page bore the paper’s long‑standing tagline, “Journalism of Courage,” beneath the masthead that lists the daily’s publishing centres: Ahmedabad, Chandigarh, Delhi, Jaipur, Kolkata, Lucknow, Mumbai, Nagpur, Patna, Pune and Vadodara (Indian Express).

The edition is produced by Indian Express Limited, the media group that also publishes The Financial Express in English, Loksatta in Marathi and Jansatta in Hindi (Indian Express). Digital distribution of the epaper runs on the Readwhere platform, which prompts readers to download its app for mobile access and routes feedback through a dedicated form separate from the editorial desk (Indian Express). A notice on the epaper interface indicates that the July 27 volume remains behind a paywall; logged‑in users receive a confirmation email with a link to unlock the full PDF (Indian Express).

The print‑and‑digital bundle reflects the group’s multi‑edition strategy across northern, western and eastern India, with the Delhi late‑city edition serving as the flagship for the national capital region. While the front‑page metadata — page count, price points, publishing centres and digital infrastructure — is fully visible, the editorial contents of the 20 pages are not accessible without purchase, leaving the day’s news agenda, opinion pieces and special reports undisclosed for now.