The newspapering in Bangladesh indeed completes its rich cultural heritage. It stands tall and strong as a stalwart vehicle for public information and molding of opinion. Most publications in Bangladesh come out either in Bengali or in English; for the most part, it is broadsheet, though there are a few tabloids. Most of these publications are based in the capital city Dhaka and are distributed to major regional cities like Chittagong, Khulna, Rajshahi, Rangpur, Sylhet, and Barisal as well. All daily newspapers are morning ones since no evening edition is printed in the country.

Renowned Newspapers Published Daily in Bangladesh

1. Bangladesh Pratidin
Founded: March 15, 2010
Owner/Publisher: East West Media Group
Editor : Abu Taher, Acting Editor
Circulation: 553,300
Region: National
Bangladesh Pratidin is widely known because it is widely read in the country due to its vast coverage of news on national and international levels, politics, and social issues.

2. Prothom Alo
Founded: November 4, 1998
Owner/Publisher: Transcom Group
Editor: Matiur Rahman
Circulation 501,800
Region: All-India
Prothom Alo is highly regarded for investigative journalism and in-depth coverage, being one of the leading newspapers in the Bengali language for a heterogeneous audience.

3. Jugantor
Founded: February 1, 1999
Owner/Publisher: Jamuna Group
Editor: Saiful Alam
Circulation: 290,200
Region: National
The mark has been left in the grit of a host of bold editorials and strong national issues.

4. Kaler Kantho
Founded: 10th January 2010
Owner/Publisher: East West Media Group
Editorial: Imdadul Haq Milan
Circulation: 290,200
Region: National
The newspaper is elaborated to include some pretty attractive content and layout for the targeted audience in younger people.

5. The Daily Ittefaq
Established: December 24, 1953
Owner/Publisher: Ittefaq Group of Publications Ltd.
Editor: Tasmima Hossain
Circulation 290,200
Region: National
It was with the publishing of the Daily Ittefaq, one of the oldest, most historical, and even now one of the biggest news exposures in Bangladesh.

6. Contemporary
Established: May 31, 2005
Owner/Publisher: Times Media Limited
Editor: Mustafiz Shafi
Circulation: 271,000
Region: National
Samakal is followed for its plain reporting and has managed to gain a regular readership since it came into being.

7. Amader Shomoy
Originated: 2003
Owner/Publisher: New Vision Limited
Editors: Mohammad Golam Sarwar
Circulation: 270,000
Regional: National
It can range from politics to business down to lifestyle issues; hence, as far as news coverage is concerned, it is comprehensive.

8. Bhorer Kagoj
Founded: February 15th, 1992
Owner/Publisher: Saber Hossain Chowdhury
Editor: Shyamal Dutta
Circulation: 161,160
Region: National
Bhorer Kagoj has carved its niche in the world of news and current affairs analysis in the mediascape of Bangladesh.

9. Manab Zamin
Founding: 15th February 1997
Owner/Publisher: Mahbuba Chowdhury
Editor: Matiur Rahman Chowdhury
Circulation: 161,100
Region: National
It was observed that Manab Zamin indulged in balanced reportage and coverage of socio-economic issues affecting the nation.

10. The Daily Star
Founded: 14 January 1991
Owner/Publisher: Transcom Group
Editor: Mahfuz Anam
Circulation: 44,814
Region: National English
It has been the most read English newspaper covering news from home and abroad, targeting the widest range of readership, including foreigners.
Other Honorable Mentions:
The Financial Express
Daily Sun
Dhaka Tribune
New Era
The Independent
News over the Internet
Besides that, with digital technology, there began several online news websites, which include:

bdnews24.com
Banglanews24.com Bangla Tribune Dhaka Post

These platforms offer up-to-date news and analysis, making them a popular choice among readers who prefer digital content.

The newspaper industry in Bangladesh is thriving, with a mix of traditional and modern publications catering to diverse audiences. From long-established dailies to emerging online portals, these newspapers play a vital role in informing the public and shaping the discourse in society. Whether in Bengali or English, the media landscape in Bangladesh continues to evolve, reflecting the country’s dynamic culture and changing times.