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Go to Ajit Ajit
One of the most widely read Punjabi-language newspapers. The newspaper was founded in 1942 and owned by Hamdard family. The Ajit covering local business, politics, agriculture, health, movies, cricket, hockey, and more.
Go to Rozana Spokesman Rozana Spokesman
Punjabi-language daily newspaper based in Mohali, India. The Rozana Spokesman was founded by Sardar Hukam Singh in 1951 as news weekly, in 2005 the newspaper start publishing daily.
Go to Punjabi Jagran Punjabi Jagran
The newspaper published by Jagran group circulated in Amritsar, Jalandhar, Bathinda, Chandigarh, Doaba, Gurdaspur, Kapurthala, and other areas in Punjab.
Go to Jag Bani Jag Bani
Punjabi-language newspaper providing coverage from Jalandhar, Amritsar, Ludhiana-Khanna, Patiala, Chandigarh, Gurdaspur, Moga, Firozepur-Fazilka, Bhatinda-Mansa, Faridkot-Muktsar, Hoshiarpur, Tarntaran, Sangrur-Barnala, Kapurthala-Phagwara, and Ropar-Nawanshahar.
Go to Punjabi Tribune Punjabi Tribune
Broadsheet-format newspaper published by the Tribune Trust.
Go to Charhdikala Charhdikala
Punjabi-language newspaper published in Patiala, Punjab.
Go to Nawan Zamana Nawan Zamana
The newspaper based in Jalandhar and featuring politics, business, sports, education, health, music, and more.
Go to Pehredar Pehredar
Daily newspaper based in Ludhiana.
Go to Ajj Di Awaz Ajj Di Awaz
Punjabi-language newspaper published from Jalandhar, Punjab.
Go to Janjagriti Janjagriti
Ludhiana based Punjabi-language newspaper.
Go to Doaba headlines Doaba Headlines
Punjabi newspaper published from Nakodar and Jalandhar.
Go to Punjab Times Punjab Times
Go to Tribune Tribune
Leading daily English-language newspaper based in Chandigarh, India. The Tribune is one of the most influential newspapers in Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Haryana, and the Union Territory of Chandigarh. The newspaper has two sister publications: Punjabi Tribune and Dainik Tribune in Hindi.
Go to Azad Soach Azad Soach
Go to Khulisoch Khulisoch
Weekly Punjabi-language newspaper.
Go to Malwa Post Malwa Post
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