Crypto Press Release/ Article on Tribune India

Every other mainstream Indian channel in our PR stack reaches national or metro audiences. The Tribune is the dominant English daily in North India — Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, and Chandigarh specifically. Our token launch announcement reached that North Indian audience through a publication they've read for generations. The community sign-ups from Chandigarh, Ludhiana, and Amritsar in the week following publication were unlike anything our other India placements had produced for those cities. — Head of Growth, Token Launch Project

The Tribune has been publishing since 1881 — through India's independence struggle, Partition, and every decade since. That institutional history creates a depth of reader trust that no digital-native outlet, however large its traffic, can replicate. When our blockchain infrastructure project appeared in The Tribune, North Indian readers engaged with it as credible business news rather than promotional content. Legacy print credibility transferred to digital placement is a genuinely rare asset in crypto PR. — CEO, Blockchain Infrastructure

The Tribune is run by a trust rather than a corporate owner, and its editorial independence has been its defining characteristic for over a century. That non-partisan, non-commercial positioning means readers approach its content with less scepticism than they might apply to media with known commercial or political affiliations. Our DeFi announcement appeared in that trusted neutral editorial context and the reader engagement reflected it — considered, substantive, and genuinely interested rather than dismissive. — Founder, DeFi Protocol

The Punjabi diaspora — concentrated in Canada, the United Kingdom, and the United States — maintains strong connections to North Indian media and The Tribune specifically. Our token presale announcement reached not just North Indian readers domestically but Punjabi-heritage investors abroad who follow The Tribune for home-region news. Two of our presale contributors in Canada specifically cited The Tribune article as their discovery point. That diaspora reach is a completely unexpected benefit that no other placement in our India stack produces. — Co-Founder, Token Presale Project

The Tribune's sister publication, Punjabi Tribune, distributes the same content reach across Punjabi-language readers — a demographic that's distinct from English-reading Punjab and represents a significant additional audience layer. Our exchange listing announcement effectively reached both English and Punjabi language audiences in the same region through a single placement. That dual-language North Indian coverage at one price is an efficiency that no standalone outlet replicates. — CMO, Crypto Exchange