This week’s raids by the Income Tax Department and the Enforcement Directorate on the offices of Gujarat Samachar, a leading Gujarati daily, along with the arrest of co-owner Bahubali Shah, have once ...

As Mumbai Samachar, the esteemed Gujarati newspaper, completes its momentous 202nd year, preparations are underway for the highly anticipated Mumbai Samachar Global Gujarati Icon Awards -2023 ...

“As much as the media has the right to criticize, it also has an equally important responsibility to bring positive news to the fore” “Positive contribution of India's media helped India a lot in ...

During the India-Pakistan tensions recently, Gujarat Samachar's social media handle on X was withheld on government orders without an explanation. Days later, Income Tax department and ED raided ...

Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi on Friday called the arrest of Gujarat Samachar newspaper owner Bahubali Shah a “conspiracy against all democratic voices”. The Enforcement ...

According to a TAM media research, the TRP share of existing Gujarati news channels rose to 1.45 from 1.27 in the six months ended June from the year earlier. The new entrants see scope for this to ...

Gujarat Samachar editor-in-chief and managing director Shreyans Shah blamed political vendetta for his brother Bahubali Shah’s arrest late on Thursday The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has arrested the ...

The Enforcement Directorate on Friday detained Bahubali Shah, one of the owners of the leading Gujarati newspaper ‘Gujarat Samachar’, following a raid on their premises here, sources said. Bahubali ...

In the heart of south Mumbai's heritage Fort precinct, a bright red building houses the unassuming offices of an enduring institution that will soon turn 200 -- Gujarati daily Mumbai Samachar'. Still ...

Gujarat Samachar co-owner Bahubali Shah on Friday was detained by the Enforcement Directorate (ED), a move that has been criticised by Opposition parties including the Congress and the Aam Admi Party.

This time at the IRS 2007 R1, Gujarati and Marathi dailies have also seen a considerable drop in readership, even though both languages are among the most popular among readers. Gujarat Samachar leads ...

'Sainik Samachar', Indian armed forces' fortnightly journal brought out in 13 languages, began as a 16-page Urdu weekly 'Fauji Akhbar' on January 2, 1909, NEW DELHI: It began as a 16-page Urdu weekly ...