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Young Indian started with Rs 5 lakh in 2010, now has ‘assets of Rs 800 crore’: ED probe Pradeep Thakur - Thursday React 16 Comments | 250 Share Save © Provided by The Times of India Young Indian started with Rs 5 lakh in 2010, now has ‘assets of Rs 800 crore’: ED probe N EW DELHI: The Associated Journals Ltd, publisher of the National Herald newspaper, had become almost defunct by 2008 when its owners, Congress party, decided to cease the printing and publishing business and started exploring commercial options by renting out AJL’s properties situated at prime locations in Delhi, Mumbai, Panchkula, Lucknow and Patna. Born between 1970 - 1990? Check eligibility for ₹1 Cr term plan** Ad Max Life Insurance Calculator These properties were acquired over the years with the help of Congress governments in the states in which these cities are located at paltry sums for the specific purpose of printing and publishing newspapers. Then a new entity, Young Indian, which was incorporated in Nove