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Deccan Herald
Deccan Herald serves as Karnataka’s compass in navigating contemporary times and is
considered to be the authentic voice of the community. While the newspaper holds
Karnataka and Bengaluru close to its heart, its coverage of national and global events is
equally thorough and expansive. The opinion pages offer a rich array of viewpoints on
national, state, and international issues, complemented by editorials renowned for their
insightful commentary. Feature sections not only present diverse perspectives but also
capture the underlying emotions of the stories.
Deccan Herald is widely regarded as the newspaper that inspires trust — one that is
consistently setting benchmarks in journalism in Bengaluru and Karnataka.
Deccan Herald’s wide variety of feature sections that cater to its diverse readership is one of the most cherished and unique aspects of the newspaper.
• Metrolife offers a vibrant mix of food, fashion, culture, theatre, events, and all the local happenings around Bengaluru.
• Spectrum provides a treasure trove of information on Karnataka's heritage, environment, science, and technology.
• DH on Sunday and DH on Saturday feature a medley of thought-provoking articles on art, culture, gender, design, books, food, entertainment, a dedicated section for children, wellness and passion pursuits, not to mention long reads and experiential stories.
Prajavani
Prajavani is widely regarded as the most trusted and credible news brand across Karnataka,
consistently leading coverage on major stories and significantly influencing public policy and
current affairs. Over the years, Prajavani has expanded its reach to all regions of Karnataka,
including Bengaluru, Hubballi, Mangaluru, Kalaburagi, Davanagere, Mysuru, and Hosapete,
offering local reports and multiple editions with zonal (district-level) splits. To ensure
comprehensive news and analysis from the entire state, Prajavani employs a large team of
highly qualified journalists.
Prajavani has become an integral part of Karnataka’s communities, contributing significantly
to local politics, literature, and culture. Many eminent Kannada writers have been honoured
with the Prajavani Deepavali Visheshanka Award, one of the most prestigious literary
awards in Karnataka, underscoring the brand’s impact and legacy in the region.
Prajavani boasts a range of popular supplements, each catering to diverse reader interests.
• Bhanuvarada Puravani offers a veritable collection of engaging and entertaining articles on various topics, ensuring readers are thoroughly engrossed.
• Bhoomika stands out as one of the most sought-after supplements, celebrating womanhood with insightful and empowering content.
• The cinema supplement ‘Cine Puravani’ is a Friday treat for all movie enthusiasts, offering insights into the latest releases in Sandalwood, film reviews, box office updates, introductions to new stars, and the latest buzz from the small screen. It serves as the ultimate go-to source for everything related to the Kannada film industry.
Other Supplements - Shikshana, Kshema-Kushala, Tantrajnana, Spardhavani
Sudha
The esteemed Kannada weekly **Sudha** was launched on January 11, 1965, and since then, over 2,700 issues have reached the doorsteps of its loyal readers. Sudha caters to a diverse audience across Karnataka, emerging as a comprehensive lifestyle magazine. It covers a wide range of topics including literature, culture, health, food, travel, women’s issues, cinema, beauty, fashion, and contemporary matters. The magazine is renowned for publishing serials and short stories penned by well-known Kannada writers.
Sudha's editorials focus on contemporary issues and are crafted by in-house journalists, freelancers, and well-known columnists. The magazine is known for its high-quality articles and an array of photographs, ranging from wildlife landscapes to film stars. Notably, Sudha is the first magazine to introduce a complete "Hasya" (humour) edition, published every April. Additionally, on the auspicious occasion of Ugadi (Kannada New Year), a special issue is released along with a bonus issue, making it a cherished part of Karnataka's literary and cultural landscape.
Started in 1968, **Mayura** is a dedicated Kannada literary monthly magazine that has established itself as a leader in its category. Through captivating stories, insightful columns, unique design, and issue-based writings, Mayura offers valuable information alongside the latest developments in music, art, and theatre. The magazine not only understands the needs of its audience but also strives to present new stories, ideas, and opinions to expand their imaginations.
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Mayura
Mayura has left a unique footprint in Kannada journalism, standing out as both a popular and serious literary magazine. It publishes a variety of quality stories across genres such as detective, scientific, and secular tales. To enhance its content variety, stories are translated from Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, Hindi, Marathi, English, and other languages. Mayura has featured works from Kannada’s great writers, including P Lankesh, K P Poornachandra Tejaswi, Goruru Ramaswamy Iyengar, Anupama Niranjana, M K Indira, Jayanth Kaikini, Besagarahalli Ramanna, T K Ramrao, Fakir Mohammad Katpadi, Bolwar Mahammad Kunhi, Veerabhadrappa, Baraguru Ramachandrappa, Beechi, Nagathihalli Chandrashekhar, M H Nayak Baada, Na D'Souza, Gopalakrishna Pai, and others.
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