Leading Telugu Dailies of Andhra & Telangana: A 2025 Roundup

 

Eenadu

• Founded: 1974
• Why It Matters: Largest circulated Telugu daily, rural reach, digital expansion
• Vibe Angle: “The OG of Telugu journalism — still setting the tone”

Sakshi

• Founded: 2008
• Why It Matters: Youthful layout, strong editorial stance, digital-first approach
• Vibe Angle: “Bold, modern, and politically sharp — Sakshi speaks to the new Andhra”

Andhra Jyothi

• Founded: 1960
• Why It Matters: Investigative depth, cultural coverage, ethical journalism
• Vibe Angle: “Where tradition meets fearless reporting”

Andhra Bhoomi

• Founded: 1960
• Why It Matters: Regional loyalty, Deccan Chronicle legacy, cultural depth
• Vibe Angle: “A quiet giant — rooted in Andhra’s storytelling”

Vaartha

• Founded: 1996
• Why It Matters: Bold analysis, socio-political depth, diverse readership
• Vibe Angle: “The thinking reader’s choice — bold and balanced”

Namasthe Telangana

• Founded: 2011
• Why It Matters: Telangana-centric, regional pride, urban appeal
• Vibe Angle: “Telangana’s voice — loud, proud, and unapologetic”

Prajasakti

• Founded: 1981
• Why It Matters: Left-leaning, grassroots focus, social justice lens
• Vibe Angle: “Power to the people — journalism with a conscience”

Suryaa

• Founded: 2002
• Why It Matters: Balanced reporting, wide coverage, growing digital footprint
• Vibe Angle: “Reliable, relevant, and regionally rooted”

Mana Telangana

• Founded: 2015
• Why It Matters: Telangana-focused, youth-friendly, growing influence
• Vibe Angle: “The new kid with a strong voice”

Janam Sakshi

• Founded: 2002
• Why It Matters: Local-first, diverse viewpoints, strong e-paper presence
• Vibe Angle: “The people’s witness — hyperlocal and heartfelt