Nawan Zamana

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Nawan Zamana
TypeDaily newspaper
Format Broadsheet
Owner(s)Arjan Singh Gargaj Foundation [1]
Editor-in-chiefJagjit Singh Anand
EditorChand Fatehpuri
Founded1952
Political alignment Left-wing
Language Panjabi
Headquarters Jalandhar, Punjab, India
Website www.nawanzamana.in

Nawan Zamana is an Indian Punjabi language daily newspaper owned by the Arjan Singh Gargaj Foundation, published in Jalandhar, Punjab, India. After partition, Communist Party of India brought out its Urdu weekly Naya Zamana from Jalandhar in 1952. The CPI converted Naya Zamana into the Punjabi daily, Nawan Zamana, as Urdu was losing its readership after partition. Jagjit Singh Anand, a former member of Rajya Sabha, was its Chief Editor for 50 years until his death in June 2015. [2] Its online edition was launched in 2007.[ citation needed ]

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References

  1. External organization - Arjan Singh Gargaj Foundation - LablZ Index
  2. "Jagjit Singh Anand—Symbol of Progressive Journalism in Punjab - Mainstream".