In a media environment defined by speed and volume, Raj Express has held to a different standard. Its editorial position is independent. Its reporting is verified. Its voice is calm - not because it avoids difficult truths, but because it believes that how a story is told is as important as the story itself.
This is journalism for readers who want to be informed, not escalated. Raj Express has spent two decades earning that trust in print. It now carries that trust into digital - where the audience is larger, and the responsibility no smaller.
Raj Express began in Bhopal in 2005 with a single edition and a clear conviction: that Hindi journalism could be practiced with honesty and dignity. Over the next five years, it expanded across Madhya Pradesh, into Chhattisgarh, and established a national presence in Delhi and Mumbai. Today it prints from four production units - Bhopal, Indore, Gwalior, and Jabalpur - serving readers across Central India every morning.
Raj Express established in Bhopal. The first edition goes to print.
Indore, Gwalior, and Jabalpur editions launched. Raj Express becomes a four-city newspaper.
Rapid expansion across Madhya Pradesh and into Chhattisgarh. National presence established in Delhi and Mumbai.
Raj Express goes digital. rajexpress.com launches - the same journalism, now available to a national audience online.
Print built the brand. Digital will carry it to the country.
In 2024, Raj Express launched its digital platform at rajexpress.com - extending two decades of trusted Hindi journalism to a national online audience. The same editorial standards that define the print edition govern every story published online. No shortcuts, no sensationalism, no compromise on verification.
The Hindi-speaking audience online is one of the largest and fastest-growing in India. Raj Express is building for it - with a news platform designed for digital readers, a reporter network that covers the country, and a mobile application that will put Raj Express journalism in the hands of readers everywhere.
This is not a digital extension of a print newspaper. It is the next version of Raj Express.
The full Raj Express experience, built for mobile.