Pune Media consists of newspapers, magazines, journals, radio and television channels that usually cover all the important social and political issues of the city. Besides these, information on sports activities of Pune, purchasing and selling of real estate, entertainment and cultural news are also provided through Pune media. This city has also a huge number of advertising agencies.
The Most Reliable Source of Communication in Pune
Some of the mostly read newspapers of Pune are Sakal, Sandhyanand, Pune Times, Maharashtra Times, Times Of India, Indian Express, Pudhari, Lokmat, Bharat Diary, Prabhat, Aaj Ka Anand, Pimpri Chinchwad Samachar, Loksatta, Navbharat, Maharashtra Herald, Rashratej, Pavna Samachar and Divas Ratri. Among them Dainik Kesari and Sakal are the well-known Marathi newspapers of Pune.
On the other hand, there are Internet magazines to
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provide different types of news. Those Internet Magazines include Citadel, Dinman, NDTV India, C News, Zee Marathi, Pune Internet Times, Aaj Tak TV, Nava Sakal, and Ashok Warta.
The radio stations of Pune can also be relied upon for amassing authentic information. Some such, radio channels of Pune are Yeotmal radio stations, Sangli radio stations, Solapur radio stations, Ratnagiri radio stations and Satara radio stations.
In Pune, Akashvani is aired on the frequency, 101.0 MHz. Office of this radio channel is situated on University Road, Shivaji Nagar, Pune- 411005. On the other hand, Radio FTII's frequency is 90.4 MHz and Radio Mirchi and Vidyavani are aired on 98.3 MHz and 90.8 MHz respectively.
Some of the television channels are Zee Marathi TV Channel, TLC TV Channel, Star World, Sahara Samay, Sky One, Nickelodeon, National Geographic, India TV Channel, Fox TV, ITV Channel, Hungama TV Channel and HBO.
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