Gujarati Newspapers : Gujarati News Sites
A list of Gujarati newspapers and Gujarati news sites including Gujarat Samachar, Divya Bhaskar, Sandesh, Akila, Sanj Samachar, NavGujarat Samay, and Gujarat Guardian.
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Gujarati newspapers and news sites
Divya Bhaskar
It is one of the most widely circulated Gujarati newspapers.
Sandesh
Leading Gujarat newspaper published from Ahmedabad Baroda, Surat, Rajkot and Bhavnagar.
Gujarat Samachar
It is one of the largest circulating newspapers in Gujarat.
Akila Daily
Daily evening newspaper published in Rajkot, Gujarat.
NavGujarat Samay
Gujaratmitra
Gujarati Midday
Kutchmitra
Daily is a newspaper published in Bhuj Kutch, Gujarat.
Mumbai Samachar
Mumbai Samachar is one of the oldest newspapers in India.
Aajkaal
Sardar Gurjari
Nobat
Gujarati evening daily from Jamnagar, Gujarat.
Gujarat Today
Gujarati language newspaper published by the Lokhit Prakashan Sarvajanik Trust.
Western Times (Ahmedabad)
bilkulonline.com (in English)
KutchUday
Ahmedabad Mirror
Gujarat Guardian
Janmabhoomi newspapers
Lok Sansar
Published from Gandhinagar and Bhavnagar.
Aaspass Epaper
Rakhewal
Daily newspaper based in Banaskantha.
Naya Padkar
Sunvilla Samachar (Ahmedabad)
Eagle News
Muslim sandesh
Gujarat news: Times of India
Gujarat News: IBNLive
Gujarat News Headlines: Zee News
BBC - Gujarati Programme
Gujarati.webdunia.com
Gujarati.oneindia.in
I am Gujarat
Gujarat Abroad (Canada)
Gujarat Times (USA)
Gujarati language newspaper published in North America.
The newspapers and news sites listed above are among the largest and most influential in Gujarati media, reaching millions of readers in Gujarat and beyond. They cover local, national, and international news, politics, business, sports, and entertainment, keeping Gujarati-speaking communities informed.
These newspapers have a wide circulation in Gujarat, where Gujarati is the official language, and are also widely read in Mumbai, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, and Madhya Pradesh. Outside India, they have a strong readership among the Gujarati diaspora in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, South Africa, and the Gulf countries. While print newspapers remain popular, many publications now offer digital editions, making Gujarati news more accessible worldwide.