With the highest readership among all Marathi dailies, It’s reporting often carries some liberal views. Loksatta generally enjoys a reputation of being politically It was estimated to have a daily circulation ofģ,15,092 copies by Audit Beuaru of Circulations (Jul-Dec 2019). Loksatta is published out of Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur, and 6 The paper is ownedīy the Indian Express Group, one of the largest media houses in India. However, theĬirculation recovered since the 2000s under new management. The 90s, facing competition from newer Marathi dailies. Until the 1990s, itĬontinued to be the most widely read Marathi newspaper. Immediately became widely popular due to its reporting. One of the most eminent names in Indian journalism. Loksatta was founded on 14 January 1948 by Ramnath Goenka, To be published, Loksatta has a long legacy behind it. One of the oldest Marathi newspapers in the country that continue Have to show solidarity and offer mutual assistance if they hope to sustain In recent times, local Marathi newspapers and reporters haveįaced undue pressure from the government. However, attacks on journalists have been a persistentĬhallenge to Marathi journalism, especially when criticizing the government or The people of Maharashtra have also contributed to the continued success of The prevalence and promotion of Marathi among Is that while national newspapers often only focus on major MaharashtrianĬities like Mumbai and Pune, regional Marathi newspapers are strong roots even Managed to stay relevant and strong over the years. Unlike other vernacular journalism, Marathi journalism has Bal Gangadhar Tilak, the founder of Kesari, isĪlso seen in high regard for popularizing Marathi journalism among the masses. Govind Vitthal Kunte, who started Prabhakar in 1941, is considered the first Marathi newspaper “Darpan”, is often called the “Father of Marathi Journalism”. Increased, literacy was not widespread across the smaller towns in the state.Īs such, Mumbai, Pune, and Nagpur became the hotspots for newspaper readership.Īt one point, these 3 states accounted for almost 60 percent of the total salesġ980s, Marathi journalism adopted technological advancements to improve printsīalshashtri Jambhekar, the founder and editor of the first Journalism was the concentration of readership. In 1932, Sakal was launched by Nanasaheb Parulkar to fulfill the nationalistic aspirations of the country.Ī prominent feature of the post-Independence state of Marathi However, the period between 1900-1930 was difficult for Marathi journalism due to a clampdown from the British government. In 1907, Hindu Panch was launched and was the first Marathi newspaper to feature cartoon strips. Deenbandhu was started by prominent Dalit activists to promote Dalit upliftment in Maharashtra.
Dyanaprakash, launched in 1952, followed suit. While early Marathi journalism was concentrated in Mumbai, it changed with Mitrodaya, the first newspaper to be published from Pune. Launched by Bal Gangadhar Tilak in 1881, Kesari survives as one of the oldest-running newspapers in the country. This led to a wave of counter-opinion newspapers, the most prominent of which was Kesari. 1842) followed a theme of promoting Christian missionaries. During the mid-19th century, many Marathi newspapers like Dyanodaya (Est. Many other newspapers followed Darpan, like Mumbai Akhbar (started by Directors of United Service Gazette), Dyan Sindhu (Est. Though it ended circulation in 1840, it jumpstarted the progress of The first independent Marathi newspaper was Darpan, launched byīalshashtri Jambhekar on. However, the paper was a derivative of the English-language newspaper Bombay Newspaper is touted to be Mumbapuri Vartnam that first published on 20 Aprilġ928. In the annals of history, the first Marathi-language This article, Mediabuzz has created a comprehensive list of Marathi NewspapersĪnd ranked them in terms of popularity and circulation.
Media publications root back to Marathi media, including Bombay Darpan, Kesari, Percent annual circulation of newspapers in India. Today, almost 400 Marathi newspapers account for more than 6 Of socio-political issues in Maharashtra, but also played a catalyst for many It not only gave rise to the articulate expression It has playedĪ pivotal role in the uprising of Indian journalism industry in the second half Marathi journalism has been a cradle for early Indian journalism. One of the most prominent media industries in the country,
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