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The Times of India is the world's largest-circulated English-language broadsheet with more than 50 editions, a readership of 7.6 million plus and circulation of more than 4.5 million. TOI's website has more than 18 million unique visitors and more than 350 million page views, as per ComScore. 1838: Launched as The Bombay Times and Journal of Commerce, a bi-weekly 1850: Becomes a daily 1861: Renamed as The Times of India 1907: Newspaper price slashed from 4 annas to 1 anna. Circulation rises five-fold 1950: TOI expands footprint, Delhi edition launched 1968: Ahmedabad edition launched 1985: TOI's NIE edition launched for schoolgoing readers 1988: TOI completes 150 eventful years 1991: BBC features TOI among world's six great newspapers 1992: TOI introduces invitation price of Rs 1.50 in Delhi when competition was selling at twice the price 1994: Launch of Bombay Times, the newspaper's entertainment supplement. Other city-specific supplements started subsequently and have become reader favourites 1996: TOI crosses 1 million mark in circulation. Spirituality finds space in the paper: Speaking Tree column launched 1997: Launch of timesofindia.com, the paper's news portal 2000 Daily crosses 2 million mark in circulation 2003: The paper goes all-colour, starting with Delhi edition 2004: TOI notches 3 million circulation mark 2007: TOI acclaimed as world's largest English daily 2008: Circulation exceeds 4 million 2015: Timesofindia.com becomes the No. 1 English newspaper website in the world (by page views) 2016: TOI launches its digital news channel, TOI Digital to cater to the growing audience of digital consumers

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