India publications for press releases
This page lists 571 media publications in India that accept paid placements through Online PR. Featured titles appear first, followed by an alphabetical index. Each listing links to a full profile with category, domain authority, turnaround time, and per-placement price.
List of publications in India
Hindi TV
Hindu Business Line
General NewsHindu Business Line (Corporate Article)
General NewsHindustan Metro
General NewsHindustan Metro DoFollow
NewsHindustan Saga Hindi
Hindustan Times Auto Index
General NewsHindustan Times Auto NoIndex
General NewsHindustan Times Bangla
General NewsHindustan Times Index
General News
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Hindustan Times Kannada
General News
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Hindustan Times Marathi
General NewsHindustan Times NoIndex
General NewsHindustan Times Syndication
General News
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Hindustan Times Tamil
RegionalHindustan Times Tech Index
TechnologyHindustan Times Tech NoIndex
Technology
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Hindustan Times Telugu
RegionalIB Times (India)
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IBTimes (Corporate Article)
General NewsIBTimes India
General NewsIBTimes India Author
General NewsiDiva
General NewsIndia Bulletin Hindi
Publications in other countries
Frequently asked questions about India publications
- How many publications in India accept press releases?
- Online PR lists 571 media publications in India that accept paid press releases, guest posts, or sponsored articles. The catalog covers news, business, tech, lifestyle, and vertical trade titles with pricing shown per placement.
- How much does it cost to publish on a India publication?
- Placement fees on India publications range from around $50 for smaller niche outlets to several thousand dollars for tier-1 national titles. Every listing on Online PR shows the current per-placement price so you can budget before you commit.
- How do I get published in India media?
- Pick a publication from the list above, review its category, domain authority, and turnaround time, then place an order through Online PR. The team coordinates the placement with the outlet's editorial contact so you don't need to negotiate directly.