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Hindustan times is one of the leading daily newspapers in India. It has the pride that it was inaugurated by Mahatma Gandhi, the father of the nation. It has been breaking ground and setting trends for the past 80 years. It has been proven that is a pioneer in the printing media. It is a choice of 3.7 million Indian readers. The daily has its regional editions all over the country. It has been published in New Delhi, Mumbai, Chandigarh, Bhopal, Ranchi, and Patna. The success behind the screen is high journalistic standards, new technologies, and focus on the needs of the consumer.

Hindustan Times

Bhopal	Chandigarh	Delhi	Kolkata
Jaipur	Lucknow	Mumbai	Patna
Ranchi

The Delhi edition is the leading newspaper in the country which amounts to 36.92 lakh readers. The paper has the commitment of providing information to the people. It has been a part and parcel in the reader's life in enhancing the life with current affairs, fun, and world issues. It is known that this daily newspaper concentrates on various aspects of society and is free from partial factors. It has a very keen interest in probing the issues that are considered to be a threat to society. There are many sister publications to which include mint, random, kadambani. The media owns a radio channel which is named fever 104 FM.

Hindustan Times (HT) is one of the leading newspapers in India. It is distributed widely across the country with numerous readers. The daily has been published and well-received in many regional parts of infinite and is one of the most circulated newspapers in India. It is because of the authenticity of the news. It is one of the market toppers in north India. The newspaper has been working since the Indian independence movement. Hindustan Times has reached nook and corner of India. Leadership through quality and innovation is the main success element of the Hindustan Times Limited. The paper has editions from New Delhi, Mumbai, Lucknow, and Kolkata.

It is also printed from Bhopal, Jaipur, and Ranchi. HT has also come up with India's first youth daily called HT Next. However, the print location of Jaipur HT was discontinued for unknown reasons. Recently HT has launched a national business newspaper called Mint. Over seven decades the organization has been a major force in the print media. The Hindustan Times Ltd. plans to consolidate itself as a vibrant and modern media powerhouse through strategic partnerships, the ever-increasing scope of operations, and a consumer-focused approach. The circulation of the daily is 36.72 lakhs.

Hindustan Times circulation

Newspaper	City of Publication	Area Covered
		State	City/District
Hindustan Times	Bhopal	Madhya Pradesh	Bhopal
	Chandigarh	Chandigarh	Chandigarh
	Delhi	Chhattisgarh	Bilaspur
			Durg
			Raipur
		Delhi	Delhi
		Haryana	Ambala
			Bhiwani
			Bhiwani
			Faridabad
			Gurgaon
			Hisar
			Jhajjar
			Jind
			Kaithal
			Karnal
			Kurukshetra
			Panchkula
			Panipat
			Rewari
			Rohtak
			Sonipat
			Yamunanagar
		Himachal Pradesh	Hamirpur
			Kangra
			Mandi
			Shimla
			Sirmaur
			Solan
			Una
		Jammu & Kashmir	Jammu
		Madhya Pradesh	Bhopal
			Dewas
			Gwalior
			Hoshangabad
			Indore
			Jabalpur
			Sagar
			Ujjain
			Vidisha
		Maharashtra	Mumbai
			Nagpur
		Punjab	Amritsar
			Bathinda
			Faridkot
			Fatehgarh Sahib
			Gurdaspur
			Hoshiarpur
			Jalandhar
			Kapurthala
			Ludhiana
			Mansa
			Moga
			Muktsar
			Patiala
			Rupnagar
			Sangrur
		Rajasthan	Ajmer
			Alwar
			Bikaner
			Jaipur
			Jodhpur
			Kota
		Uttar Pradesh	Agra
			Aligarh
			Bareilly
			Bulandshahr
			Ghaziabad
			Jhansi
			Kanpur
			Lucknow
			Mathura
			Meerut
			Moradabad
			Muzaffarnagar
			Rampur
			Saharanpur
		Uttaranchal	Dehradun
			Hardwar
			Nainital
	Jaipur	Rajasthan	Jaipur
	Kolkata	West Bengal	Kolkata
	Lucknow	Uttar Pradesh	Allahabad
			Gorakhpur
			Kanpur
			Lucknow
			Rae Bareli
			Varanasi
	Mumbai	Maharashtra	Mumbai
	Patna	Bihar	Begusarai
			Bhagalpur
			Bhojpur
			Darbhanga
			Gaya
			Munger
			Muzaffarpur
			Pashchim Champaran
			Patna
			Purba Champaran
			Purnia
			Saran
			Vaishali
	Ranchi	Jharkhand	Bokaro
			Dhanbad
			Hazaribagh
			Palamu
			Purbi Singhbhum
			Ranchi
		Orissa	Sundargarh