462/1000 Authority Rank
~1.79M Monthly Visits (India)
A press release on Telegraph India puts your story on an established Indian news masthead, in front of an informed, credible readership.
The Telegraph is an English-language daily newspaper that was founded on 7 July 1982 in Calcutta (now Kolkata) by the ABP Group, the publisher of Ananda Bazar Patrika, with Aveek Sarkar as its founding editor. Owned by the Sarkar family through ABP, it grew into one of eastern India's most widely read English broadsheets and built a strong digital presence at telegraphindia.com. Today the masthead is known for its national and Kolkata coverage, sharp headlines, and reporting on politics, business, sport, and culture.
The Telegraph publishes daily across national news, Bengal and the East, politics, business, education, sport, and entertainment, with the print edition strongest in Kolkata and eastern India and a digital edition that reaches readers across the country and the diaspora. DataForSEO estimates the domain ranks for roughly 65,274 keywords in India and draws around 1.79 million organic visits a month from Indian search, which gives a published article meaningful exposure. All figures here are DataForSEO estimates, not guarantees.
Telegraph India is read by an educated, English-speaking audience that skews toward Kolkata and eastern India but extends nationally: professionals, business decision-makers, students and educators, policy watchers, and sports and culture followers. For a brand or founder, that mix is useful when you want credibility with an informed urban readership rather than purely mass-market reach.
A press release on Telegraph India puts your announcement in front of one of eastern India’s most established English-language news brands, and that context matters more than raw numbers alone. DataForSEO estimates the domain ranks for about 65,274 keywords in India and attracts roughly 1.79 million organic visits a month from Indian search, with around 762,956 total backlinks and approximately 46,145 referring domains feeding its authority. Its backlink profile carries an authority rank of about 462 out of 1000, and roughly 68 percent of those backlinks are dofollow (all DataForSEO estimates). For a founder, marketer, or PR team in India, those signals point to an outlet whose pages are crawled often and trusted by search engines, so coverage tends to surface and stay visible.
The practical value is twofold. First, brand credibility: being covered by a masthead that has published since 1982 lends third-party validation you cannot manufacture on your own channels. Second, discoverability: an article on a high-authority news domain can rank for your brand and campaign terms, so people searching for you later find a respected source rather than only your own website. That is why coverage on a national outlet is a core part of how we approach press release distribution for Indian brands.
We are honest about what we can and cannot promise. Editorial decisions belong to Telegraph India’s newsroom, so we do not guarantee that any specific release will be accepted, published, or placed in a particular section, and we cannot promise a dofollow link or a fixed publication date. What we do is write or refine your release to meet editorial standards, position the angle so it is newsworthy, and manage the outreach professionally. If a fit is not there, we will tell you and suggest realistic alternatives. If you want to scope a campaign around Telegraph India and similar Indian outlets, talk to our team and we will give you a candid view of what is achievable for your story and budget.
Figures last updated June 2026. All metrics are DataForSEO estimates, not guarantees.
| Outlet | Shared keywords (Telegraph India, India) |
|---|---|
| timesofindia.indiatimes.com | ~39,902 shared keywords in India (DataForSEO est.) |
| indianexpress.com | ~27,827 shared keywords in India (DataForSEO est.) |
| hindustantimes.com | ~27,098 shared keywords in India (DataForSEO est.) |
| ndtv.com | ~23,014 shared keywords in India (DataForSEO est.) |
| news18.com | ~22,017 shared keywords in India (DataForSEO est.) |
DataForSEO estimates telegraphindia.com pulls in around 1.79 million organic visits a month from Indian search alone, on top of roughly 46,145 referring domains pointing at the site. A story placed here sits inside that established footprint, which can extend how far your announcement travels and how it is perceived. These are DataForSEO estimates of potential reach, not a promise of traffic or placement to any single press release.
Telegraph India is synonymous with trust and authority. Being published here significantly enhances your brand reputation.
Perfect for B2B companies, startups, fintech brands, leadership consultants, and organizations with impactful stories.
Coverage on a high-authority news domain like Telegraph India can support your wider Google presence in several honest ways:
Step 1
We assess your brand story and publication suitability.
Step 2
Content is reviewed to align with Telegraph India editorial standards.
Step 3
Your press release is submitted to the appropriate Telegraph India publication channel.
Step 4
Once live, you receive confirmation and reporting.
No. We cannot guarantee publication or a specific placement. Editorial decisions belong entirely to Telegraph India’s newsroom. What we can do is write and position your release to meet editorial standards and manage outreach professionally, but acceptance, section, and timing are at the publication’s discretion.
If the newsroom declines, we review any feedback, refine the angle or content, and where it makes sense resubmit or suggest realistic alternative outlets. We are upfront that no outcome is guaranteed, and we will give you an honest view rather than over-promise.
Yes. Our team can write, edit, and optimise your press release so it reads as genuine news and aligns with your brand message, while meeting common editorial expectations for Indian outlets.
Yes. You are welcome to submit your existing content. We will review it and suggest edits to improve newsworthiness and the chance of editorial acceptance, but final approval still rests with the publication.
Telegraph India is indexed by Google and many of its articles are eligible to appear in Google News and search. Final inclusion and ranking are determined by Google’s algorithms, so we cannot promise that any specific article will appear there.
Pricing is quote-based and depends on the scope of work, the outlet mix, and whether you need writing or only distribution. We quote in INR and applicable GST is added as per Indian tax rules. Contact us with your requirement and we will share a transparent, itemised quote.
As an estimate, drafting and review usually take a few business days, followed by outreach and the editorial timeline of the publication. We can share an indicative schedule once we understand your story, but we do not commit to an exact publication date because timing depends on the newsroom.
We cannot promise a do-follow link. Whether a link is do-follow or no-follow is set by the publication’s own policy and editorial system, and many news outlets apply no-follow by default. We are transparent about this rather than implying SEO link value we cannot control.
Yes. Startups, SMEs, and founders can pursue coverage, provided the announcement is genuinely newsworthy, for example a funding round, launch, milestone, or notable development. We help shape the angle so it is relevant to the outlet’s readers, while being clear that editorial acceptance is never guaranteed.
Tell us about your announcement and we will give you an honest assessment of whether Telegraph India is a fit, what it would involve, and a transparent INR quote. No guarantees of placement, just professional, India-aware PR work.
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