Mbd Exports

Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg, Delhi

• GenreEducation
• AudienceAdult
• TypeBook
• Lead Time10 days to mumbai port
• Place of OriginIndia
• PortMumbai
• Model NumberISBN

• Brand NameHolyfaith, Oxbridge,Modern
• TypeBook
• Lead Time30 Days
• Model NumberH0310A0198-200
• Supply Ability500000 Unit/Units per Day
• Packaging DetailsPolybag, Boxes and then palletization
• Place of OriginDelhi, India

MBD is the only publishing house in India with complete backward and forward integration, right from self-owned paper manufacturing unit to in-house pre-press facilities, in-house printing and binding units, and its own distribution network with more than 37 branch offices across India. Starting with a single bookshop, the Group has now become India's leading publishing house. The group has also initiated ventures across the globe with the launch of its first publishing branch in Cape Town (South Africa). MBD is the only Indian-origin publisher to be included in the National Catalogue of South Africa. It is the only publishing house which publishes books for all classes, all subjects, all the educational boards in India and also in a few international languages. MBD also prints books for technical subjects and children's books under various imprints, popular in India and abroad. It prints more than 5, 00, 000 books a day. The MBD Group has eight state-of-the-art printing presses for printing quality books in various colours, configurations and sizes. MBD is the largest printer in northern India in terms of rated and certified production capacity. 

Mbd manufactures premium quailty notebook under the brand Writewell. These notebooks are made of smoth paper and have a high quailty finish. Also thesecan becustomised to the needs of bulk customers. Each notebook page at the end. We have recently added essential tools for artists to our stationery rang.  

This magazine is aimed at offering people a positive and informed opinion of the world around them. True to its name Democratic World is a magazine which takes into account not just the opinions of the editorial team but also engages with the hoi polloi on issues of social significance by making effective use of the social media. It is intended to be the voice of the people, by the people and for the people. Cutting across a wide range of subjects, this magazine discusses politics, commerce, society, culture and entertainment. Our list of esteemed guest columnists includes names like Ashok Malik, John Elliott and Santosh Desai. It is a general-interest magazine for people of influence and talks about new age leaders and entrepreneurs who have carved their own paths. DW also indulges in discussions on art and culture. The magazine debates issues of current importance with opinion makers and social leaders. The objective is to strike that rare balance between conflicting voices by taking different perspectives into consideration. The magazine is fresh and readable in tone: it features interesting blog posts, tweets, detailed book reviews, a travelogue and a food section. It recognizes social media as the new medium of interaction and communication and, hence, has a section dedicated to it. DW is well received among India's top political leaders, bureaucrats and change makers. It is a magazine that is a judicious blend of colours and conversations, insight and intelligence.  

ET, as it is known to students, is a monthly magazine, published by Holy Faith International. It has two versions – Education Today (for classes IX–X) and Education Today Plus (for classes XI–XII). It is based on the CBSE curriculum. Contributors are well-known and competent authorities on the subjects. ET covers subjects like English (language and literature; communicative), Hindi (courses A and B), Mathematics (available in Hindi and English), Science (available in Hindi and English), Social Science (available in Hindi and English) and Sanskrit, whereas ET Plus covers subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics and English (core). Special issues of ET, known as ET Special are also published in the months of April and May every year to help aspirants prepare for competitive examinations such as medical and engineering entrance tests.