Top 10 Women Magazines in India

The largest circulated women's fortnightly in India. The friend and guide of women which inspires to lead a better life through modern thinking and style.

Over the last eleven years, L’Officiel India has established itself as the Fashion Bible for Indian women. Constantly at the head of cutting edge fashion and beauty, L’Officiel India features the most sought-after insider’s views of luxury The new publishers of the magazine while building on the L’Officiel ethos of being a premiere, go-to fashion magazine for women will continue to push the envelope as it evolves to cater to the new Indian woman. The content will be a mix of some of the most iconic fashion trends from India and global fashion runways backed by informed, fashion forward editorials penned by some of fashion-world’s most iconic names.

Grihashobha is the leading women’s magazine in India that is published by Delhi Press. Published in 8 languages, Grihashobha is an engaging compendium of articles on home-making, fashion, beauty, cookery, health and stories on relationships. It is one of the most widely read women’s magazines in Hindi, Marathi and Gujarati and Kannada. It seeks to be a preferred choice among Women magazine readers in Tamil, Malayalam, Telegu and Bengali. As women’s magazines go, Grihashobha is the go-to source of information for its readers for practical and useful tips on personal care, beauty, fashion, cookery, and home making. Furthermore, Grihashobha has always had a strong mix of articles that touch upon the socio-cultural issues that are society faces. Therefore beyond personal care, fashion, and relationships, the magazine seeks to develop a socially and culturally active and informed citizen, who is socially conscious and wants to prepare herself to make the right choices.

Cosmopolitan isn't just a magazine, it's a religion. Now in its 17th year in India, Cosmopolitan is the world's largest selling magazine, with 200 million readers annually in a 100 countries. It is published in over 26 languages, but at its core, it speaks only one – that of fun fearless females globally. Another language it speaks? That of stupendous success! Each month Cosmopolitan features some of the biggest celebrity names on its cover; it has launched the glamor careers of more gorgeous girls than we can count. Top Indian actresses, models and singers have been on the cover of Cosmopolitan before the rest of the world recognized their spark-because we know a fun fearless female when we see one! When we put someone on the Cosmopolitan cover, we acknowledge her right to be counted among the best in the business. Love, sex, relationships and men are at the heart of Cosmopolitan, but there’s also style and beauty, health and fitness, work and leisure, celebrity and entertainment. Perhaps most unique is the way in which Cosmopolitan blends glamorous and gutsy, intimate and open-minded. It brings women across the world in countries as diverse as Finland, South Africa and India, together on a common platform. Cosmopolitan is about celebrating women; it supports, encourages, entertains, amuses, inspires and uplifts-helping its readers be the very best that they can be. For a girl who thinks of herself as fun and fearless, there's simply no other magazine. less

Sarita, for more than 6 decades, has been refreshing the minds and moods of millions of its readers. It appeals to an urban and socially conscious intelligentsia. Sarita carries a distinctive mix of articles on subjects ranging from politics, society, economy, travel, health, fiction, poetry, life and entertainment. Its deeply introspective articles invite its readers to delve into the softer issues of life, relationship, family and personal development, and prepare themselves for a modern, progressive lifestyle. Sarita's stories always make a delightful read. Humour and satire remain an integral part of Sarita. No edition of Sarita is complete without its refreshing cartoon strips and satirical illustrations.

"Reaching out to a lifestyle conscious audience, the ELLE DECOR reader is a discerning consumer. With a keen sense of design and fine living, the reader enjoys high inspirational levels and makes independent decisions on maintaining a certain standard of living. Whether its entertaining often or doing up the home in a stylish manner, the ELLE Decor consumer is a fashionable person who keeps abreast of the latest trends and styles prevalent in homes and interiors; and is constantly looking to enhance the home environment by imbibing these trends. ELLE Decor as a design expert unveils limitless opportunities in the design arena.The ELLE Decor magazine profile: With fashion integrating seamlessly into home decor, the industry is going through a sea change. ELLE Decor renders this in the pages through its many sections. By profiling upcoming product designers and established names, or with pages dedicated to new materials and innovative design concepts ELLE Decor provides a keen insight into developments in the design industry. The only decor magazine in the country to forecast trends in home decor, ELLE Decor provides readers with a continuous update. With art increasingly becoming an intrinsic part of decor, ""the new art consumers"" are looking for information on art and its various mediums. In its section profiling artists, ELLE Decor unfolds art in all its creative expressions. "

The Hindi edition of Vanitha has successfully created its own identity in a short span of time catering to the concerns, hopes and aspirations of todays Indian woman as well as offering practical solutions to day to day affairs

Woman's Era is a fortnightly women interest magazine published in English in India. It was started in 1973[1][2] by Vishwanath under his publishing house, the Delhi Press. The magazine is owned by the Delhi Press.[1] Divesh Nath has been the managing editor of the magazine since 2002. Woman's Era covers topics like: fashion, cookery, poems, movie and book review, health, beauty, travel and technology. It is the second most popular women's magazine after Femina, with an All India Index of 80 as surveyed by the Indian Readership Survey (IRS)

Mukta is a youth centric magazine in which we try to cater the life of a youth. Young people are very sensitive on lots of issue. They have their own view points and own way to live life. When they have problems then they seek advice. Mukta tries to solve the puzzles of their life through articles, stories, Q&A’s etc. Articles like- ‘Zindagi mein kaisi rahein aage’ , ‘Prem Prasang or Yuva’ , ‘Mehnat ko banayein Apna Mool Manta’ etc. seeks to answer some of the questions. Mukta content tries to focus on three aspects of Youth- what they think, what they like and what they want.