Qrius (formerly The Indian Economist)
Qrius (formerly The Indian Economist) believes in presenting 'Something New' to its readers
Qrius (formerly The Indian Economist)
Qrius (formerly The Indian Economist) believes in presenting 'Something New' to its readers. 'Something New' is an integral part of our editorial philosophy. We believe that each time readers log on to Qrius, they read about something they were not aware of before. Qrius seeks to focus on new subjects, trends and perspectives, allowing its readers to remain ahead of the curve. Qrius does not seek to follow the news cycle - we seek to create our own. By introducing topics and opinions that are not in the public consciousness, Qrius seeks to empower its reader with new information that allows them to remain ahead of the curve. More about usQrius (formerly The Indian Economist) is a leading digital magazine that focuses on publishing high quality articles and opinion pieces on business & economics, policy, politics, culture, foreign affairs and more. With a broad range of authors representing several industries and geographies, Qrius aims to present to the reader a unique perspective on issues they care about. We publish content on issues that are not heard of, and present an new dimension to readers. Our motto is ‘For the Curious Mind’ as we strive to develop Qrius into a forum where curious minds meet and discuss a diverse range of subject areas that affect business, politics and society in general.Over the past 4.5 years, Qrius (formerly The Indian Economist) has received millions of views, been associated with Columnists and Interns from across 6 continents and more than 20 countries, partnered with dozens of events and organisations across the country, and is now looking at its next stage of expansion as it diversifies content, expands reach and strengthens its links with its readers.Diverse pool of Writers and Associates from each continent, covering more than 30 different countries. Qrius is is read in more than 50 countries. Our top geographies are: India, United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Germany, Canada, Brazil, France and Japan.