Marathi News Online - A Quick Guide
Sumanasa.com aggregates Marathi news (Marathi: मराठी बातम्या) from various online sources that publish their content in the Unicode format:
Marathi Newspapers
- Sakal (Marathi: सकाळ) - One of the oldest Marathi newspapers printed in nine editions that reaches length and breadth of Maharashtra
- Lokmat (Marathi: लोकमत) - Maharashtra's leading Marathi newspaper is also one of India's largest read daily. Also has its own version of Hindi (Lokmat Samachar) and English (Lokmat Times) newspapers
- Loksatta (Marathi: लोकसत्ता) - One of the largest selling Marathi newspapers that is part of Indian Express Group
- Maharashtra Times (Marathi: महाराष्ट्र टाइम्स) - Referred to as 'Ma Taa', it has high readership in Mumbai and Konkan region. Owned by the Times Group
- Prahaar (Marathi: प्रहार) - Marathi newspaper launched in 2009 by Narayan Rane
- Deshdoot (Marathi: देशदूत) - Marathi newspaper with widespread circulation in north Maharashtra comprising the districts of Nashik, Jalgaon, Dhule, Nandurbar and Ahmednagar.
- Marathwada Neta (Marathi: मराठवाडा नेता) - Marathi daily of Marathawada region
- Prabhat (Marathi: प्रभात) - Marathi daily published from Pune, Maharashtra
- Aikya (Marathi: दैनिक ऐक्य) - Marathi newspaper from Satara, Maharashtra
Broadcasting
- IBN Lokmat (Marathi: IBN लोकमत) - 24-hour Marathi news and current affairs TV channel, a venture of Lokmat Group and Network18
Online Portals
- Webdunia (Marathi: वेबदुनिया) - First Indian language portal with content in 9 Indian languages along with English
Listed below are some of the popular Marathi newspapers that publish Marathi news in ePaper, non-unicode or image formats:
- Pudhari (Marathi: पुढारी)- One of the largest Marathi daily published from Kolhapur with multiple editions including Mumbai, Pune, Kolhapur etc. Very popular in southern Maharashtra
- Saamna (Marathi: सामना) - Marathi news daily owned by Shiv Sena with Bal Thackeray as its Chief Editor
- Tarun Bharat (Marathi: तरुण भारत) - Popular Marathi newspaper with a widespread circulation in the Desh region of Maharashtra
- Deshonnati (Marathi: देशोन्नती) - Marathi newspaper with strong presence in Vidarbha, Marathwada and Khandesh regions. Has ten independent editions and is spread in 15 out of 35 districts of Maharashtra
- Other local Marathi newspapers including Mahanayak (Marathi: महानायक) from Aurangabad, Marmik (Marathi: मार्मिक) from Mumbai and Mee Marathi (Marathi: मी मराठी) from Indore
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