Comprising news, advertisements, articles, and more, newspapers serve as a comprehensive source of information. They are distributed daily, ensuring regular access to updated content. Newspapers cater to diverse linguistic preferences, with options available in Hindi, Kannada, English, Marathi, Bengali, Gujarati, and various other languages. In India, English newspapers hold significant prominence, and this article highlights the top 10 among them.
The Times of India
‘TOI’ is an abbreviation commonly used for The Times of India, a widely circulated newspaper. Covering a vast network, The Times of India reaches over 36 cities across India . Bennett Coleman & Co. Ltd. serves as the publisher of The Times of India. At the helm of the newspaper is Jaideep Bose, who holds the position of editor-in-chief. With a daily print run of 2,880,144 copies, The Times of India enjoys significant readership and sales. The newspaper is assigned an ISSN number of 0971-8257, along with an OCLC number of 23379369. For convenient access, The Times of India also offers online news through its dedicated website.
Hindustan Times
The Hindustan Times, a widely circulated newspaper, reaches cities such as Mumbai, Chandigarh, Patna, Ranchi, Lucknow, and Kolkata in India. HT Media serves as the publisher of the newspaper, ensuring its widespread distribution. Sukumar Ranganathan holds the position of editor-in-chief at The Hindustan Times, overseeing its editorial direction. With a daily print run of 1,072,966 copies, The Hindustan Times enjoys substantial readership and sales. The newspaper is assigned an ISSN number of 0972-0243 and an OCLC number of 231696742. The Hindustan Times has a sister newspaper called Hindustan Dainik Mint, further expanding its reach.
Indian Express
This widely circulated newspaper reaches over 22 cities across India, ensuring widespread access to its news and information. The Indian Express made its debut in India on September 5, 1932, marking the beginning of its publication. Indian Express Group serves as the publisher of the newspaper, overseeing its distribution and operations. Raj Kamal Jha holds the position of editor-in-chief at The Indian Express, responsible for guiding its editorial direction. The newspaper is assigned an OCLC number of 70274541, distinguishing it within the library cataloging system. To provide convenient access, The Indian Express offers online news through its dedicated website.
The Statesman
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The Statesman, a prominent newspaper, is distributed in New Delhi, Bhuvaneshwar, and Siliguri cities across India. Ravindra Kumar holds the position of editor at The Statesman, overseeing its editorial operations and content. With a daily print run of 148,000 copies, The Statesman ensures regular access to its readers. On Sundays, the print run increases to 230,000 copies. The newspaper is assigned an OCLC number of 1772961, distinguishing it within the library cataloging system. Dainik Statesman serves as the sister newspaper of The Statesman, further expanding its reach and offerings.
The Telegraph
The Telegraph newspaper, known for its broadsheet format, offers comprehensive news coverage. With its distribution network, The Telegraph reaches various regions including Kolkata, North Bengal, North East India, South Bengal, and Jharkhand. On July 7, 1982, The Telegraph made its debut in India, marking the beginning of its publication. Ananda Publishers serves as the publisher of the newspaper, overseeing its distribution and operations. Atideb Sarkar holds the position of editor-in-chief at The Telegraph, ensuring the quality and direction of its content. With a daily print run of 352,972 copies, The Telegraph enjoys significant readership and sales. The newspaper is assigned an OCLC number of 271717941, distinguishing it within the library cataloging system.
The Hindu
The Hindu, a newspaper known for its broadsheet format, provides comprehensive coverage of news and current affairs. Distributed across multiple cities in India, The Hindu reaches Mumbai, Bangalore, Kolkata, Vijayawada, Vishakapatnam, Kochi, Thiruvananthapuram, Coimbatore, Hyderabad, Mohali, New Delhi, Madurai, and Allahabad. N. Ravi serves as the publisher of the newspaper, overseeing its distribution and operations. The Hindu newspaper is led by editor Suresh Nambath, who ensures the quality and direction of its content. With a substantial daily print run of 1,415,792 copies, The Hindu enjoys a wide readership and sales. The newspaper is assigned an ISSN number of 0971-751X and an OCLC number of 13119119, distinguishing it within the publishing industry.
Deccan Chronicle
Renowned as the best English newspaper in India, Deccan Chronicle offers exceptional content and reporting. The newspaper reaches readers in Telangana, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, and Kerala, ensuring widespread distribution. In 1938, the first edition of Deccan Chronicle was published in India, marking its entry into the news industry. The editor-in-chief of Deccan Chronicle is Kaushik Mitter, who leads the editorial team in shaping the newspaper’s content. With a substantial daily print run of 1,333,668 copies, Deccan Chronicle caters to a large readership and enjoys significant sales. The newspaper is assigned an OCLC number of 302708964, distinguishing it within the library cataloging system.
Free Press Journal
The Free Press Journal, a newspaper following the broadsheet format, offers comprehensive news coverage. In 1928, The Free Press Journal made its debut in India, marking its entry into the news industry. The newspaper is published by Indian National Press, overseeing its distribution and operations. The Free Press Journal is led by S. S. Dhawan as the associate editor and G. L. Lakhotia as the Editor-in-chief, ensuring the quality and direction of its content. With a daily print run of 154,000 copies, The Free Press Journal reaches a significant readership and enjoys considerable sales. The newspaper has a sister publication called Navshakti, further expanding its reach and offerings.
The Asian Age
Asian Age, a newspaper that embraces both print and online formats, provides comprehensive news coverage. The newspaper reaches readers in Mumbai, Kolkata, and Delhi, ensuring widespread distribution. In February 1994, the first edition of Asian Age was published in India, marking its entry into the news industry. Deccan Chronicle Holdings Limited serves as the publisher of the newspaper, overseeing its distribution and operations. Seema Mustafa holds the position of editor, while Aditya Sinha serves as the Editor-in-chief of Asian Age, ensuring the quality and direction of its content. With a substantial daily print run of 1,000,000 copies, Asian Age caters to a large readership and enjoys significant sales.
Deccan Herald
Deccan Herald, a newspaper known for its broadsheet format, provides comprehensive news coverage. The newspaper is distributed in Bangalore, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu, ensuring wide readership. In 1948, the first edition of Deccan Herald was published in India, marking its entry into the news industry. K.N. Guruswamy is the esteemed founder of Deccan Herald, establishing its legacy and direction. The newspaper is assigned an OCLC number of 185061134, distinguishing it within the library cataloging system. For convenient access, Deccan Herald provides online news through its dedicated website, offering readers a digital platform to stay updated.
