About The Statesman

The Statesman founded in Kolkata in 1875 and is one of India's oldest English newspapers. The Delhi edition of The Statesman began publication in 1931. The Statesman Weekly is a compendium of news and views from the Kolkata and Delhi editions. The Statesman prevailed, as the truth must prevail, and remains a favourite of readers in Kolkata and other parts of India.

The Statesman passed another milestone on 18 June 1998. Readers in North Bengal, Lower Assam, Sikkim and some hills in the North-east are now serviced by an edition printed in Siliguri where The Statesman has its premises, staff and press. It is an affirmation of The Statesman's commitment to Bengal, where it has had its home for over 100 years.

The Statesman is the first English newspaper to invest in plant and machinery in the state.

The Statesman is a founding member of Asia News Network, a grouping of 15 Asian newspapers that have joined hands to for coverage of Asian events through Asian eyes.The Job & Commercial Printing department of The Statesman takes up high quality sheet and web offset printing jobs on behalf of various clients, and including newspapers. 

The Statesman Circulation and Readership:

The Statesman (average weekday circulation approximately 180,000) is a leading English newspaper in West Bengal. The Sunday Statesman has a circulation of 230,000.

The Statesman passed another milestone on 18 June 1998. Readers in North Bengal, Lower Assam, Sikkim and some hills in the North-east are now serviced by an edition printed in Siliguri where The Statesman has its premises, staff and press.

On 23 September 2002, The Statesman launched an edition from Bhubaneswar, the capital of Orissa. 

Delhi NCR

Kolkata

North Bengal

South Bengal

Siliguri

Sikkim

Gangtok

Bhubaneswar

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