MUMBAI: India Today Group is set to launch a new magazine named Women?s Health on 2 April.

Sanghamitra Chakraborty has taken charge as editor of the magazine, which is positioned as "lively, fun and provocative" as it addresses the new generation of contemporary, confident and ambitious women. It is targeted at women in their 20s and 30s.

Women?s Health focuses on two areas - Healthier and Fitter life. This includes Health, Fitness, Nutrition and Weight-loss and is upgrading your life which includes Beauty, Style, Sex, Relationships and Life skills.

Revealing details about the launch campaign, India Today Group Lifestyle COO Mala Sekhri said, "A strong promotional marketing mix where we reach out to the audiences through various mediums of communication - digital (social media presence), in show integrations (electronic), outdoors, print media, trade campaigns, BTL in the form of reaching out to the audiences at various touch points, radio, special launch show on electronic media, interesting subscription drives, promotion at personal care outlets like gyms in the form of product placement."

The creative planning and execution has been done by an in-house team.

NEW DELHI:Ashish Bagga of India Today has been elected President of The Indian Newspaper Society for the year 2011-12 at its 72nd Annual General Meeting held in Bangalore today. He succeeds Kundan R Vyas of Janmabhoomi Group.

KN Tilak Kumar (Prajavani) is the Deputy President, Mr. Ravindra Kumar (The Statesman) is the Vice President and Rakesh Sharma (Aaj Samaj) is the Honorary Treasurer of the Society for the year 2011-12.

V. Shankaran is the Secretary General of the Society.

The other members of the Executive Committee of the INS are: -
1. Dr. B. S. Adityan (Vaarantari Rani)
2. Mr. L. Adimoolam (Health & The Antiseptic)
3. Mr. Girish Agarwal (Dainik Bhaskar, Bhopal)
4. Mr. Samahit Bal (Pragativadi)
5. Mr. K. Balaji (The Hindu Weekly)
6. Mr. P.V. Chandran (Grihalakshmi)
7. Mr. V. K. Chopra (Dainik Asam)
8. Mr. Devendra Darda (Lokmat Times)
9. Mr. Jagjit Singh Dardi (Charhdikala Daily)
10. Mr. Ravindra Dhariwal (Navbharat Times)
11. Mr. Mahendra Mohan Gupta (Dainik Jagran)
12. Mr. Pradeep Gupta (Dataquest)
13. Mr. Sanjay Gupta (Dainik Jagran, Varanasi)
14. Mr. Shailesh Gupta (Mid-Day)
15. Mr. Shekhar Gupta (Loksatta, Mumbai)
16. Mr. Sanjay Hazari (The Tribune)
17. Mr. Mohit Jain (Economic Times)
18. Dr. R. Lakshmipathy (Dinamalar)
19. Mr. Rajul Maheshwari (Amar Ujala)
20. Mr. Jayant Mammen Mathew (Malayala Manorama)
21. Mr. Vilas A. Marathe (Dainik Hindusthan, Amravati)
22. Mr. Naresh Mohan (Sunday Statesman)
23. Mr. Abhijit Pratap Pawar (Gomantak, Goa)
24. Mr. Maheshwer Peri (Outlook)
25. Mr. R.M. R. Ramesh (Dinakaran)
26. Mr. K. Raja Prasad Reddy (Sakshi, Vishakhapatnam)
27. Mr. Somesh Sharma (Rashtradoot Saptahik)
28. Mr. Manoj Kumar Sonthalia (The New Indian Express)
29. Ms. Akila Urankar (Business Standard)
30. Mr. Kiran B. Vadodaria (Sambhaav Metro)
31. Mr. M. Venkatesh (Hindustan Times)
32. Mr. Vijay Darda (Lokmat)
33. Mr. Vijay Kumar Chopra (Punjabi Kesari, Jalandhar)
34. Mr. Pratap G. Pawar (Sakal)
35. Mr. Abhay Chhajlani (Nai Dunia)
36. Mr. M. P. Veerendrakumar (Mathrubhumi)
37. Mr. Jacob Mathew (Vanitha)
38. Mr. Bahubali S. Shah (Gujarat Samachar)
39. Mr. Hormusji N Cama ( Bombay Samachar Weekly)
40. Mr. T. Venkttaram Reddy (Deccan Chronicle)
41. Mr. Kundan R. Vyas (Vyapar, Mumbai)