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* [http://www.apns.com.pk/ All Pakistan Newspapers Society (APNS)]
* [http://www.apns.com.pk/ All Pakistan Newspapers Society (APNS)]
* [http://www.apns.com.pk/member_publication/index.php List of Pakistani newspapers at APNS]
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* [http://urdureporter.com/ Urdu News from Pakistan] ([http://www.google.com/translate_c?langpair=en&u=http://www.urdureporter.com/ English translation]), Urdu Reporter
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Revision as of 18:14, 25 June 2011

Following is a List of newspapers in Pakistan. With Urdu as the national language of Pakistan and English as the official one, the majority of newspapers cater to those demographics. However, regional language newspapers also maintain a sizable circulation, with the Sindhi language newspapers leading the way.

Most news sources are owned by a few media conglomerates with Jang Group, Nawai Waqt Group, and Dawn Group delivering the majority of the dispatches. All of these groups existed before the Pakistani independence and created a niche in both print and broadcast media. Other smaller, but significant, media agencies include Khabrain Group, Express News Group, Business Recorder Group and Media Times Ltd (owner of Daily Times and Aaj Kal newspapers).

English-language newspapers

Newspapers listed in bold have the largest circulation.

Newspaper City(ies) Founded Official Website Notes
Business Recorder Karachi, Islamabad and Lahore 1965 www.brecorder.com Pakistan's first financial daily
Daily News Karachi 1962 www.jang.com.pk Jang Group's evening daily
News Time Pakistan Lahore and Los Angeles, California 2011 www.newstimepakistan.com Short News For Busy People
Daily Times Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad 2002 www.dailytimes.com.pk
Dawn Karachi, Islamabad and Lahore 1947 www.dawn.com
The Financial Daily Karachi www.thefinancialdaily.com
The Friday Times Lahore 1989 www.thefridaytimes.com Weekly newspaper
The Frontier Post Peshawar, Quetta and Lahore 1985 www.frontierpost.com.pk
The Nation Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad 1986 www.nation.com.pk
National Herald Tribune Rawalpindi and Lahore 2005 www.dailynht.com
The News International Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad and London 1991 www.thenews.com.pk
Pakistan Observer Islamabad, Karachi, Lahore,Peshawar, Muzaffarabad and Quetta 1988 www.pakobserver.net
The Post Lahore, Islamabad and Karachi 2005 Closed Permanently www.post.com.pk
The Regional Times of Sindh Karachi, Hyderabad www.regionaltimes.com
The Star Karachi 1951 www.dawn.com Dawn Group's evening newspaper
The Statesman Peshawar 2002 www.statesman.com.pk
Pakistan Today Lahore 2010 www.pakistantoday.com.pk
Markets analyses Islamabad 2011 www.themarketsinfo.blogspot.com Blog on Markets analyses
Financial Updates Islamabad 2010 www.eshfaaq.blogsot.com Blog on Economy and Commerce

daily target Abbotabad 1997

Urdu Newspapers

Newspaper City(ies) Founded Official Website
Shane Gujrat (Urdu شان گجرات) Gujrat 2009 www.shanegujrat.com/

Regional language newspapers

NewspaperSaday Muslim City(ies)Malakwal Founded2010 Official Websitesadaymuslim@yahoo.com
Millat (Gujarati: મલ્લત) Karachi 1946 www.millatgujarati.com/
Vatan (Gujarati: વતન) Bombay 1942[1] www.dailyvatan.com/
Newspaper City(ies) Founded Official Website
Wahdat (Template:Lang-ps) Peshawar 1983 www.dailywahdat.com.pk/
Newspaper City(ies) Founded Official Website
Khabraan (Punjabi: خبراں) Lahore 2004
Newspaper City(ies) Founded Official Website
Kook (Saraiki: كوک) Karachi
Al-Manzoor Taunsa Sharif
Newspaper City(ies) Founded Official Website
Alakh (Template:Lang-sd) Hyderabad
Awami Awaz (Template:Lang-sd) Karachi 1989 www.awamiawaz.com/
Hilal-e-Pakistan (Template:Lang-sd) Karachi 1946

www.dailyhilal.com/

Ibrat (Template:Lang-sd) Hyderabad 1958 www.dailyibrat.com/
Kawish (Template:Lang-sd) Hyderabad 1990 www.dailykawish.com/
Khabroon (Template:Lang-sd) Karachi, Sukkur 2003
Koshish (Template:Lang-sd) Hyderabad 1998
Mehran (Template:Lang-sd) Hyderabad 1957 www.dailymehran.com/
Sach (Template:Lang-sd) Karachi
Safeer (Template:Lang-sd) Hyderabad
Shaam (Template:Lang-sd) Hyderabad 1999
Daily Tulou (Template:Lang-sd) Hyderabad 1997
Sindh (Template:Lang-sd) Hyderabad 1995 www.sindhhyd.com/
Sindhu (Template:Lang-sd) Hyderabad 1989
Sobh (Template:Lang-sd) Karachi www.dailysobh.com/
Tameer-e-Sindh (Template:Lang-sd) Karachi www.dailytameer-e-sindh.com/

weekly mader-e-watan, Hyderabad

See also

References

  1. ^ Daily Vatan Retrieved 13 November 2010

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