Amar Ujala
| Type | Daily newspaper |
|---|---|
| Format | Broadsheet |
| Publisher | Amar Ujala Publications Ltd. |
| Language | Hindi |
| Headquarters | Amar Ujala, C-21, Sector-59, Noida-201301 |
| Circulation | 3,146,000 Daily |
| Sister newspapers | Amar Ujala Compact |
| Official website | Amarujala.com |
Amar Ujala (Hindi: अमर उजाला) is a Hindi regional daily newspaper with a readership of over 2.95 crore in India as per the latest IRS reports. The news paper which had its humble beginning on 18th April 1948 from Agra has now emerged as a leading newspaper in Chandigarh, Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Uttar Pradesh Uttrakhand and New Delhi.
Amar Ujala’s motto, ‘josh ka such’ (passion of truth) can be well perceived in its editorial eminence, which the people over the decades have come to love and respect.
Launched at the dawn of Indian independence, Amar Ujala was introduced to the masses with an objective of promoting social awakening and introducing a feeling of responsibility among the citizens. Garnering the trust of the people the turn of the century saw Amar Ujala as one of the top 3 dailies of India. All the printing centers today are connected by latest technology to maintain a robust and effectiveness news dissemination system.
Being an innovator in technology, products and services Amar Ujala caters to specific audience by its niche products such as Compact – tabloid news daily, Safalta- a career magazine and Yuvaan- aimed at the next gen of India. Amar Ujala also has an internet presence and commands over 4 million page views with each user spending about seven minutes on the site.
Amar Ujala has the membership of globally renowned news agencies such as AP and AFP to maintain accuracy. Amar Ujala is recognized for ground breaking journalism and even in today's cut throat environment sells Authenticity, Honesty and Trust.
Amar Ujala is the fourth largest read Hindi daily in India
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- Amar Ujala compact (Hindi)
- Amar Ujala (Hindi)
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