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TGI INDIA - A single source marketing, communication and planning tool

IMRB International is launching Target Group Index (TGI) in India, an international product from Kantar Media Research (KMR) - WPP's specialist global research agency offering media research services. KMR offers TGI in 36 countries and is widely used by Advertising agencies, Media owners and Advertisers around the world. TGI is the largest single source database offered in India till date, combining products, brands, media, demographics and lifestyles. TGI INDIA covers more than:

  • 200 categories
  • 3000 brands
  • 15 radio stations
  • 125 television channels
  • 250 press titles
  • 100 lifestyle statements

Truly, its market analysis possibilities are limitless!

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Latest News

  • 29.08.13

    We are Recruiting!

    If you have a passion for Market Research, we have the right opportunity for you as we are recruiting for our Kolkata Based Research Units.

    To apply send in your CV to : This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

    To know more please Click here

  • 03.06.13

    Fake “Customer Services Evaluator” Offer - June 2013

    SCAM ALERT

    Kantar has learned that its name is being exploited to further a fraudulent “mystery shopper” or “secret shopper” scam. People around the U.S. and Canada are receiving offer letters bearing the Kantar name and logo, and fake contact information, inviting recipients to become a “Customer Services Evaluator” or “Investigative Shopper.” A check or money order is enclosed along with the letter, as payment for the shopping and the recipient’s services. Recipients of the offer are asked to call regarding a training assignment, and are then asked, in their role as a “mystery shopper” to wire money via Western Union or a Money Gram in order to evaluate those services. Of course, the check enclosed with the offer is not legitimate, but by the time that comes to light, the recipients have wired and lost their own money.

    Kantar is in no way associated with these offers, and does not conduct any “mystery shopping” services. Unfortunately, these fraudulent schemes are using the names of reputable companies like ours without our permission. We are taking all necessary steps to work with the appropriate law enforcement and governmental authorities about this scam.

    If you have received an offer similar to the one described above, we recommend the following:

    • DO NOT attempt to cash or deposit the check (if the check has already been deposited, you should alert your bank immediately)

    • DO NOT send any money to Western Union or Money Gram

    • DO NOT contact any numbers listed on the offer and do not disclose any personal or bank account information

    • If you have been scammed, contact your bank, local and/or federal law enforcement authorities on how to proceed to recover any stolen funds, secure your bank account, and protect your personal information and privacy.

    • Contact your local post office, your local Western Union or Money Gram office, your state consumer protection agency and other local and national consumer protection agencies and organizations to alert them about this scam.

    • Please send us a copy of any materials you have received regarding this or similar offers bearing Kantar’s name by email to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or by fax to + 1 (212) 621-0916

  • 03.05.11

    The research industry will soon be changing over to a new method for classifying households in India. Two industry bodies, the Market Research Society of India (MRSI) and the Media Research Users Council (MRUC) have been involved in this effort. Many researchers and other professionals have worked on the problem.

    The final phase of analysis leading to the new system was conducted by Ashutosh Sinha, Vikrant Dogra and Prashant Raikuni of IMRB International.

    To know more about the new SEC system and why it was selected, you could download by clicking on the link below. If you have any further questions about the new SEC system, please contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

    Download New Socio-Economic Classification System.

    Links to Market Research Society of India:
    http://mrsi.in/
    http://mrsi.in/newsec.html

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