Best Hindi Newspaper in India

Indian Readership Survey has once again come out with their yearly report and things are still looking good for physical newspapers and magazines in India.

Hindi remains the most popular language for physical publications and Dainik Jagran tops the chart with a readership of over 16.6 million. Hindustan (14.7m) and Dainik Bhaskar (13.8m) round off the top 3 publications in India.

Sr. No     Newspaper Name     Readership numbers

1               Dainik Jagran              16,631,000

2              Hindustan (local)           14,746,000

3              Dainik Bhasker              13,830,000

4              Malayalam Manorama    8,803,000

5               Daily Thanti                    8,283,000

6               Rajasthan Patrika          7,905,000

7              Amar Ujala                      7,808,000

8              The Times of India          7,590,000

9              Matrubhumi                     6,020,000

10             Lokmat                           5,887,000

11             Ananda Bazar Patrika    5,653,000

12             Eenadu                          5,608,000

13            Gujarat Samachar          4,642,000

14            Daily Sakal                      4,007,000

15            Sandesh                         3,694,,000

The best Hindi newspaper in India is Dainik Bhaskar and as per 2012 it had a readership of 14.6 million people. Dainik bhaskar competes with dainik jagran for readership in the hindi belt and with Hindustan times in the eastern region. Dainik Bhaskar adopted an extremely aggressive marketing strategy to reach out to readers both in Madhya Pradesh and other parts of the country. It is said that the newspaper house hired a team of professionals who conducted a survey on two hundred thousand possible newspaper purchasing families.  Not only did the team provide them a prototype copy of the newspaper modeled on their likes they also offered them subscriptions at discounted rates.  Dainik Bhaskar is also popular because of the meticulous analysis of socio-economic events and top of the line editorial content compiled by excellent hindi columnists. Readers of all ages like to read Dainik Bhaskar because of the range of supplements released by Dainik Bhaskar which are informative and entertaining at the same time. Dainik Bhaskar has an impressive list of editions that cover states like Rajasthan, Punjab, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh etc. Therefore most people prefer booking ads in Dainik Bhaskar, especially to reach out to readers in Central and North-West India. It is proactive in publishing articles and has often covered news pieces which are free from bias and tell the truth as it is. Nothing escapes the purview of this newspaper as everything from politics to business is covered and delivered to the public at breakneck speed. The editorial published must be commended for the ease of language that is used by the writers and reading them enables a lot of people to have a much improved moral compass that helps drive change in the society and reduces the chances of people unnecessarily hurting other people.

Best Hindi newspaper

There are so many best Hindi newspaper in India like Jagran, Dainik Bhaskar, Amar Ujala, Hindustan, Rajasthan Patrika, NavBharat Times, Nai Dunia, Punjab Kesari, Prabhat Khabar, Deshbandhu, Haribhoomi, Ranchi Express, Lokmat Samachar, Bharat Khabar etc

Dainik Bhaskar is best among the choices given.

Indian state wise best newspapers

In Andhra Pradesh best trendy newspapers Andhra Prabha (Telgu), Andhra Prabha Weekly (Telgu), Andhra Today (English)

In Assam best and maximum sale newspapers Amar Asom (Assamese), Assam Tribune (English), Asomiya Pratidin (Assamese)

In West Bengal Newspapers list Salt Lake Post (English), Anandabazar Patrika (Bengali), Calcutta Post (English)

In Bihar Prabhat Khabar (Hindi), Ranchi Express (Hindi , English),

In Delhi Hindustan Times (English), Milap (Urdu), Navbharat Times (Hindi),

In Goa Vavraddeacho IXTT (Konkani), Gomantak Times (English)

In Uttar Pradesh Amar Ujala(Hindi), Dainik Jagran(Hindi)

In Rajasthan Dainik Bhaskar (Hindi), Rajasthan Patrika (Hindi)

In Tamil Nadu Dinakaran(Tamil), Dinamalar (Tamil), Dinmani (Tamil)

In Maharastra Deshonnati(Marathi), Pudhari (Marathi), Afternoon Dispatch and Courier (English)

In Kerela Deshabhimani (Malyalam), Malayala Manorama (Malyalam), Deepika (English)

In Karnataka Deccan Herald (English), Kannada Prabha (Kannada), Prajavani (Kannada)

In Jammu and Kashmir Daily Excelsior (English), Kashmir Times (English), Daily Aftab (Urdu)

In Gujarat Gujarat Samachar (Gujarati), Sambhaav (Gujarati), Sandesh (Gujarati)