Dharitri
Bhubaneswar, Orissa, IndiaEnglishFounded in 1974, this prominent Odia-language daily is recognized for its extensive reach across Odisha and its commitment to regional journalism that reflects the socio-political concerns of the local population. It holds a significant position in the state's media landscape, serving as a primary source of news and cultural commentary for millions of readers.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN BHUBANESWAR
Serving the regional print market, Odia-language publications form the core of the local media landscape, largely driven by independent homegrown publishers rather than national conglomerates. Major broadsheets circulating in the capital include Dharitri, a daily founded in 1974 by the Samajbadi Society, and Pragativadi, an independent Odia daily established by Pradyumna Bal in 1973. The market also sustains specialized print titles such as the Odia-language Nijutki Khabar, which focuses exclusively on regional employment news and career opportunities. Paperboy lists 3 newspapers in Bhubaneswar.
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