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Bangla Newspapers

Despite the growing popularity of Bangladeshi news websites, Bangla newspapers print versions are highly trusted. Related: Chittagong, Sylhet, Rajshahi, Khulna, Mymensingh and Comilla newspapers.

Prothom Alo
It is one of the highest circulated Bangladeshi newspapers.
Kaler Kantho
Another popular Bangla newspaper, circulated all over the country.
Jugantor
Daily Bangla newspaper providing quality news and information.
Ittefaq
Ittefaq is the oldest daily newspaper in Bangladesh. It is still popular among the readers.
Bangladesh Pratidin
With a huge readership, Bangladesh Pratidin is counted among the leading newspapers in Bangladesh.
Manab Zamin
Tabloid format newspaper based in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Samakal
Bangladeshi daily newspaper published in Dhaka.
Amader Shomoy
Broadsheet newspaper based in Bangla Motor, Dhaka.
Janakantha
Daily Bangla newspaper owned by Globe group.
Inqilab
Bangla daily broadsheet newspaper.
Bhorer Kagoj
Providing in-depth analysis on international news as well as local and regional perspectives.
Sangbad
One of the oldest newspapers in Bangladesh.
Noya Diganta
Bangladeshi newspaper was founded in 2004.
Jai Jai Din
Daily broadsheet, with latest news, headlines and analysis.
Manobkantha
Daily newspaper based in Gulshan, Dhaka.
Ajkaler Khobor
Daily newspaper published by Deshbandhu Group.
Ajker Patrika
Source for latest news, business, sports and entertainment.
Protidiner Sangbad
Daily Bangla newspaper.
Bangladesher Khabor
Providing Bangla news headlines and stories.
Bangladesh Journal
Bangla newspaper published from Dhaka.
Amar Sangbad
Dhaka based Bangla-language newspaper.
Vorer Pata
Breaking news, sports, entertainment and more.
Sangram
Featuring sports, business, culture, education, and more.
Daily Kalbela

Bangla News Sites

Bangladesh has a plethora of Bangla news sites that offer continuous updates on news and information. Among them, bdnews24, bd24live, banglanews24, and banglatribune stand out as the largest and most prominent ones.

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Regional Newspapers in Bangladesh

Most of the national daily newspapers in Bangladesh are published in Dhaka. Other big cities including Chittagong, Sylhet, Rajshahi, Rangpur, Khulna, Mymensingh and Comilla also published few daily newspapers. However almost all other cities have at least one local print newspaper as well as Bangla news websites. A local or regional newspaper serves a region and plays an important role in the local communities.

Bangladeshi Newspapers in English

Over the last thirty years, the rise in literacy and economic growth in Bangladesh has led to a growth in the number of English-language newspapers. These newspapers typically feature regular sections on opinion/editorial, politics, business, sports, education, and entertainment. For readers who favor English-language content, there are various English newspapers to choose from, with The Daily Star and The Independent being two prominent and influential ones in the country.

Daily Star
Largest circulated English-language newspaper in Bangladesh. The Daily Star is the member of Asia News Network (ANN).
Dhaka Tribune
Daily newspaper based in Dhaka.
New Age
Leading English language newspaper published in Bangladesh.
Daily Sun
Bangladeshi daily newspaper, founded in 2010.
Financial Express
Leading source of financial and business news.
Observer
Daily newspaper published since 2011.
Bangladesh Today
Bangladeshi English-language newspaper.
Asian Age
Providing latest breaking news, features, analysis and more.
Prothom Alo English
Energy Bangla
Energy, environment and electricity news.
Good Morning
Bangladesh Post

BD News Agencies

Bangladesh National News Agency (BSS)
BSS is the national news agency of Bangladesh. It was founded in January 1, 1972. BSS has correspondents in all 64 districts of the country.
United News of Bangladesh (UNB)
It is a private sector news agency.
Eastern News Agency (ENA)
ENA is a privately-owned news agency in Bangladesh.
News Network of Bangladesh (NNB)

About Bangladeshi Newspapers

Bangladeshi newspapers are essential to the nation's media landscape, offering insightful news, information, and analysis on a variety of subjects including society, politics, economy, culture, and more. Available in both Bangla (Bengali) and English, these publications reflect Bangladesh's linguistic diversity and cater to a wide audience. They serve as the primary source of information for many, influencing daily lives and community discussions.

Language: Bangla is the official language of Bangladesh, and the majority of the population prefers reading newspapers in their native language. Consequently, there is a wide array of Bangla newspapers serving readers throughout the country. This extensive reach helps maintain the linguistic heritage and ensures accessibility for all Bengali speakers.

Dailies and Weeklies: The country boasts a healthy mix of daily and weekly publications. Dailies offer continuous updates on current affairs, politics, sports, entertainment, and more, making them a daily habit for many. Weeklies, on the other hand, provide deeper insights and comprehensive analyses, allowing for reflective reading.

Popular Bangla Newspapers: Leading Bangla newspapers like Prothom Alo, Daily Ittefaq, Bangladesh Pratidin, Jugantor, Kaler Kantho, Samakal, and Amader Shomoy are widely recognized for their comprehensive coverage and deep community roots. These publications not only report news but also shape public perceptions and contribute significantly to the national dialogue.

Print Circulation and Readership: Despite the rise of digital media, print newspapers continue to enjoy substantial readership across different demographics in Bangladesh, underscoring their ongoing relevance. The tactile experience of reading a printed paper still holds appeal, especially among older generations who value this traditional medium.

Online Presence: Embracing digital transformation, many Bangladeshi newspapers now boast robust online platforms. These digital editions, along with numerous popular online news portals, offer real-time updates and extensive coverage of local and international events. This shift has not only expanded their reach but also allowed for greater interaction with content through comments and social media sharing.

As they adapt to modern technological advances, Bangladeshi newspapers remain pivotal in informing the public, shaping opinions, and upholding democratic values within the community. Their commitment to journalistic integrity and the breadth of coverage continue to make them an indispensable part of daily life in Bangladesh. Through both print and digital mediums, they ensure that all citizens have access to reliable information, fostering an informed and engaged populace.