Android app · News & Magazines
Indian News, Newspapers ePaper is a free Android app that brings India's newspapers, ePapers, magazines and TV news websites into one place, organised by state, city and language. Tap any title and the publisher's own mobile site opens instantly, so you read at the source instead of installing ten news apps — in Hindi, English, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Urdu, Punjabi, Assamese or Odia.
At a glance
Everything a reader — or an answer engine — needs to judge whether this app fits, in one table.
| App name | Indian News, Newspapers ePaper |
|---|---|
| What it is | A directory of Indian newspapers, ePapers, magazines and TV news sites — not an algorithmic news feed |
| Platform | Android phones and tablets |
| Price | Free to install and free to use. No subscription and no in‑app purchase required to read. |
| Advertising | Yes — the listing now carries a "Contains ads" badge (it did not previously). No subscription or paid unlock. |
| Account required | No. There is no sign‑up, login or email address to give. |
| Countries covered | India only. For newspapers outside India, see the world edition. |
| Languages covered | 13+ Indian languages — Hindi, English, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Urdu, Punjabi, Assamese and Odia |
| Ways to browse | By language · by state · by city · by category · by search |
| Source types | National dailies · regional newspapers · TV news channels · online news portals · weekly and monthly magazines |
| Reading tools | Full‑screen reader, page translation, adjustable text size, day and night themes, bookmarks, favourites, one‑tap sharing |
| ePapers | Opens a publisher's ePaper section directly where that publisher provides one on its website |
| Works outside India | Yes — the directory opens from any country, which is what makes it useful to the Indian diaspora |
| Data collection | No data collected and no data shared with third parties, as declared in the Play Data safety section |
| Content rating | Rated for 3+ (Everyone) |
| Store category | News & Magazines |
| Publisher | News Media Lists — newsmedialists.com |
| Downloads | 1,000+ on Google Play |
| Last store update | 10 March 2026 |
Figures re-verified against the Google Play listing on 20 September 2026
Screenshots
Ten screens from the current release, in the order they appear on Google Play.
Structure
Indian media is organised by language first and geography second, and so is the app. However you think about the paper you want, there is a route to it.
Features
It is a directory, not a feed. You choose the publication; the app does not choose for you.
Switch between 13+ Indian languages with a tab. Read Hindi in the morning and Tamil in the evening without changing apps.
Local news is the reason most people open a newspaper. Pick your state or city and its papers are on one screen.
Type a newspaper, magazine or portal by name, region or language and open it in seconds.
A state‑wise digest of the day's top stories, separate from the source list, for when you only have a minute.
Save individual articles to finish later and pin the two or three papers you actually read every day.
Open a Malayalam or Bengali page and read it in the language you think in, without leaving the app.
Full‑screen reader mode, adjustable text size, and day and night themes for reading in bed or on a bus.
Built to stay fast on entry‑level Android handsets and modest data connections.
Coverage
A sample of what is inside, so you can tell before installing whether your paper is in it.
Languages
States and union territories
Cities
Newspapers you will find
TV news and magazines
How it works
Open the app and choose the language you read in, or the state you are from. No account, no setup questions.
Newspapers, magazines, TV news and portals for that choice appear as a logo grid. Tap the one you want, or search by name.
The paper opens on its own official website inside the reader. Translate it, resize the text, bookmark it or send it on.
Audience
Two apps
Both are free and both are built on the same directory. They are organised for different readers.
India only, language first. Every Indian newspaper, ePaper, magazine and TV news site, sorted by language, state and city — the way Indian readers actually look for a paper.
Install this if you read Indian news in an Indian language, follow one state closely, or are Indian and living abroad.
190+ countries, country first. Pick a country, then move between its newspapers, magazines, TV news channels and sports press. Adds daily headlines by country and Android TV support.
Install that one if you read across several countries and want India as one of many.
Questions
Yes. There is no subscription and no registration.
It is a directory of Indian news sources. You choose a newspaper and read it on the publisher's own website.
13+ Indian languages including Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Urdu, Punjabi, Assamese and Odia, alongside English.
You can open a publisher's ePaper section directly where that publisher provides one on its website.
Yes. The directory works from any country, which makes it useful for Indians living abroad.
Yes. Browse by state or city and bookmark the papers you want.
No account, no sign‑in, no personal details.
It is a free Android app published by News Media Lists that organises India's newspapers, ePapers, magazines and TV news websites by state, city and language, so you can open any of them in a tap. Each publication opens on its own official website inside the app.
Yes. The app has built‑in page translation, so a Malayalam or Bengali paper can be read in the language you prefer without leaving the app.
No, it is a directory. It links to each publisher's own official website, so you read the news at the source rather than a rewritten or reformatted copy. That is what makes it useful for comparing how one story is reported in Hindi, English and a regional language.
The TV News section lists Indian television news channels and opens their official websites, where their own news pages and any streams they publish are available. The app does not host or rebroadcast any channel.
Regularly, as publications launch, merge, rename or close, and as publishers move their sites. The directory behind the app is maintained on newsmedialists.com.
According to its Google Play Data safety declaration, the app collects no data and shares no data with third parties. For any question about data, email [email protected].
No. The app does not host, own or produce news content. It organises links to publicly available publications, which open on their publishers' own websites.
Publisher
News Media Lists (newsmedialists.com) is a global media directory covering newspapers, magazines, radio stations, television channels and news agencies worldwide, including a full India section organised by language and state. The directory is the source behind this app, its companion apps and the web directory. Every entry links to a publisher's official website; nothing is republished or mirrored.
Important. This app is an independent directory and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any newspaper, magazine, TV channel or news agency listed in it. It does not host, own or produce news content — it organises and links to publicly available Indian newspapers, magazines, TV news and news websites, which open on their own sites. All mastheads, logos, channel names and trademarks belong to their respective owners. An internet connection is required, and some publishers limit access to their own content.
Corrections, a data deletion request, or a publication you would like added to the directory: [email protected]