Indian History Journals and Newspaper

1. India Gazette (1787) – Henry Vivian Derozio
2. Madras Courier (1784) – First Paper from Madras
3. Bombay Herald (1789) – First Paper from Bombay
4. Indian Herald (1795) – R. William & Humphreys
5. Calcutta Journal (1818) – J. S. Buckingham
6. Jam-I-Jahan Numa (1822) – First Urdu newspaper
7. East Indian (19th century) – Henry Vivian Derozio.
8. Bombay times (1838) – Called ‘Times of India’ after 1865.
9. Foundation laid by Robert knight started by Thomas Bennett.
10. Rast goftar (1858) – Dada bhai narogi
11. Kesari & Maratha (English) (1881) – Tilak
12. Yugantar (1906) – Barindra Kumar ghosh & Bhupendra dutta.
13. Sandhya (1906) – Brahma Bandhav Upadhyay.
14. Indian Sociologist, London (Shyamji Krishna Verma)
15. Bande Matram (Paris) – Madam Bhikaji Kama
16. Talvar (Berlin) – Virendra nath chattopadhyay
17. Free Hindustan (Vancouvert) – Taraknath das
18. Gadar (Sen Fransicco) – Gadar party, Lala Hardayal
19. Bombay chronicle (1913) – Firozshah mehta
20. Spmaprakasha (1858) – Dwarkanath Vidyabhusan (First Bengali political paper)
21. Indian mirror (1862) – Devendra Nath Tagore (First Indian daily paper in English).
22. Bangalee (1862) – Girish Chandra Nath Ghosh. (taken over by S. N. Mukherjee in 1879)
23. Madras mail (1868) – First evening paper in India.
24. Amrita Bazar (1868) – Sisir Kumar Ghosh & Motilal Ghosh (In Bengali & later an English daily)
25. Bangadarshan (1873) – Bankim Chandra Chatterji
26. Indian statesman (1875) – Robert knight (Later on ‘statesman’)
27. The Hindu (1878) – G. S. Aiyar, Viraraghava Chari & Subbarao
28. Tribune (1881) – Dayal Singh Majeethia
29. The Hindustan times (1920) – K. M. Pannikar
30. The Milap (1923) – M. K. Chand (Leader – Madan Mohan Malviya)
31. Karmyogi – Arvindo Ghosh
32. Free Hindustan – Taraknath Das – Against the Vernacular act.
33. New India, common wheal – Annie Besant
34. Satpatra series – Gopal Hari Deshmukh
35. Din mitra – mukund rao patil
36. Kudi Arasu – periyar
37. Ghulamgiri – Jyotiba phule
38. Mahatma, Dinbandhu – Bhaskar rao jadhav
39. Darpan – Bal shastri Jambekar
40. Bahiskrat bharat (1926) – Santosh Singh
41. Kranti (1927) – S.S. Mirajkar, K. N. Jogelkar, S. V ghate
42. Bandi jivan – Sachindra nath Sanyal.
43. National Herald (1938) – J. L. Nehru
44. Al-Hilal – Maulana Abul Kalam Azad
45. Comrade – Mohammad Ali
46. Young India, Harijan – Mahatma Gandhi
47. Nation – Gopal Krishna Gokhale
48. Bengali – Surendra nath Banerjee
49. Somprakash – Iswar Chandra Vidyasagar.
50. Udant Martand (1826) – Jugal Kishore, Kanpur – First Hindi News paper
51. Pioneer (1865) – Julian Robbinson 
52. Navjeevan (1919) – Mahatma Gandhi
53. Socialist (1922) – S.A. Dange
54. Bharat Mitra (1941) – Bal mukund gupt, Hindi
55. Hindu Patriote – Christodas Pal
56. Somprakash (1859) – Inswarchand Vidyasagar
57. Kavi vachan sudha (1867) – Bhartendu Harichandra
58. Hindi pradip (1877) – Balkrishna Bhatt