Top 10 news paper in India with details and history of that news paper

• Here are ten of the top newspapers in India along with some details and history:
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1. **The Times of India**:

 Founded in 1838, The Times of India is one of the oldest English-language newspapers in India. It has the largest circulation among all English-language newspapers in the world.

2. **The Hindu**:

 Established in 1878, The Hindu is known for its unbiased reporting and in-depth analysis. It has a significant readership across South India.

3. **Hindustan Times**:

 Founded in 1924, Hindustan Times is one of the most widely read English newspapers in India. It is known for its national and international coverage.

4. **Indian Express**:

 Started in 1932, Indian Express is renowned for its investigative journalism and editorial independence. It has a strong presence in major cities across India.

5. **The Telegraph**:

 Launched in 1982, The Telegraph is a widely circulated English newspaper primarily serving Eastern India, with a reputation for its bold reporting and editorial stance.

6. **Dainik Bhaskar**:

 Founded in 1958, Dainik Bhaskar is one of the largest circulated Hindi newspapers in India. It has a significant presence in several states and is known for its extensive regional coverage.

7. **Amar Ujala**:

 Established in 1948, Amar Ujala is another prominent Hindi newspaper with a wide readership across North India. It is known for its comprehensive coverage of regional news and issues.

8. **The Economic Times**:

 Founded in 1961, The Economic Times is India's leading business newspaper, focusing on economic and financial news. It is widely read by business professionals and policymakers.

9. **Anandabazar Patrika**:

 Started in 1922, Anandabazar Patrika is one of the oldest and most widely read Bengali newspapers, primarily circulated in West Bengal and Bangladesh.

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• 10. **Malayala Manorama**:
•  Launched in 1890, Malayala Manorama is one of the most widely read Malayalam newspapers, based in Kerala. It has a long history of quality journalism and is known for its extensive coverage of regional news and literature.

Each of these newspapers has played a significant role in shaping public opinion and providing reliable news coverage in India over the years.