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The Times of India is a privately owned newspaper managed by Bennett, Coleman & Co. Ltd. and chaired by Indu Jain. It has several regional editions across India and is the highest circulated English-language broadsheet newspaper in the world. The mission of the newspaper's Department of Finance is to plan, monitor, safeguard, and expend financial resources according to legal and ethical standards while meeting readers' needs. Sales representatives are paid based on the number of subscriptions they generate. Printed newspapers are transported to distributors by various means and hawkers, vendors, and book stall owners then distribute the newspaper to readers and are paid on a commission basis. The Times of India's main competitors are the Indian Express and
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