Copies of WAN-Ifra's special volume honouring the 15 publishing sites which gained membership of recent round of International Color Quality Club are still available.

The print-quality competition - held every two years since 1994 - recognises the best-printed publications in the world and offers an opportunity for them to demonstrate their capability to print consistent colour to ISO conditions.

Some 67 publications, newspapers and magazines, produced by 54 publishing and printing companies in 20 countries achieved membership in the 2018-2020 round.

Once filled by leading newspaper titles of the West, the competition began seeing winners from India early this century, and by this twenty-third edition Indian newspaper titles had emerged as the largest group with a total of 15 winning titles from 12 publishing and printing companies.

"Quite simply, they are 'India's best printed newspapers'," research engineer Prabhu Natarajan says.

The book was published by WAN-Ifra South Asia in January, and is available in digital and print formats. Contact them for printed copies of India's Best Printed Newspapers 2018-2020 - Rs.500 per copy, email prabhu.n@wan-ifra.org - or download the free digital version at www.wan-ifra.org/indiawinners.