Dainik Bhaskar Shahdol
Dainik Bhaskar is present in 2 states in Hindi language in Madhya Pradesh and in Maharashtra. More than 25 year old flagship Hindi newspaper of Bhaskar Prakashan Group Only Hindi newspaper to have clear leadership in all its major markets with well diversified readership across various states Spread in 2 states with 7 editions and 43 district sub- editions Bhaskar Prakashan Pvt Ltd newspapers has an average daily readership of 1.85 million readers.
| Language |
Hindi |
|---|---|
| Publication Type |
Newspaper |
| Frequency | |
| Publication Country |
India |
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