NavaBharat

Navabharat is a prominent Hindi language newspaper established in 1934 by Shri Ramgopal Maheshwari in Nagpur, aimed at serving the aspirations of a free India. With a firm commitment to journalistic integrity, it has become a vital voice in Indian media, fostering conversations around socio-political issues and promoting a vision for a ‘New India’. The Navabharat Group expanded to include the Marathi daily, Navarashtra, published from key locations like Nagpur, Mumbai, and Pune, catering to a diverse audience across urban and rural areas.

Additionally, the Central Chronicle, launched in Bhopal in 1957, represents the English-speaking readership. Together, these publications reach five Indian states, solidifying Navabharat's position as one of central India's most widely circulated newspapers. Emphasizing digital engagement, Navabharat offers e-papers and several mobile applications for modern readers, ensuring access to news across various platforms including social media. With a legacy grounded in independence, Navabharat continues to advocate for journalistic excellence and social progress.