Book Ads in Nagaland Post — Nagaland's #1 Highest-Circulated English Daily
Nagaland Post is Nagaland's highest-circulated English daily, published from Dimapur since 1990. Statewide reach across Dimapur, Kohima, Mokokchung, Tuensang and Wokha. Matrimonial, NPSC recruitment, government tenders, obituary and public notice categories. Malik Advertising books all ad formats with same-day confirmation and discounted publisher rates.
Founded in 1990 and published from Dimapur, Nagaland Post is the state's first and highest-circulated daily newspaper — and the first Nagaland newspaper printed in multi-colour.
Established on 3 December 1990 by founder, publisher and editor-in-chief Geoffrey Yaden, and run today as an independent English-language editorial voice based in Dimapur.
A 12-page daily edition — expanding to 16 pages as needed — plus a free four-page "Sunday Post" supplement bundled with every Sunday paper.
Circulates from Dimapur to Kohima and Nagaland's district towns, reaching government offices, the trading community and Naga households across the state.
What Is Nagaland Post?
Nagaland Post is Nagaland's highest-circulated daily newspaper — founded on 3 December 1990 by Geoffrey Yaden and published from Dimapur, the state's largest commercial town and its main road, rail and air gateway. It was the first newspaper in Nagaland to be printed in multi-colour, and remains the state's leading English daily today, running to 12 pages on weekdays (expanding to 16 pages as space requires) with a free four-page "Sunday Post" supplement every week.
For advertisers, Nagaland Post delivers a genuinely statewide audience in a market where most other dailies lean heavily local — reaching Kohima's state secretariat and legislative readership, Dimapur's commercial and trading sector, and Naga communities across the hill districts. It is a practical platform for matrimonial notices within Nagaland's Christian community, Nagaland Public Service Commission (NPSC) and state government recruitment, tender and public notices from Nagaland government departments and the Directorate of Information & Public Relations (DIPR), obituary announcements, and local business advertising.
💡 Northeast expansion strategy: Nagaland Post is the specialist for Nagaland-only reach at the lowest cost. When your notice or campaign needs to reach beyond Nagaland into Assam, Meghalaya or the wider Northeast, we typically pair your booking with a pan-Northeast English daily like The Sentinel or Assam Tribune in one combined order. Book a combined Northeast package →
Nagaland Post Circulation by City
Nagaland Post distributes approximately 45,000+ copies a day across Nagaland. Here is the approximate city-wise breakdown:
Figures above show approximate daily circulation reaching each city and are compiled from publisher data and distribution estimates. They are revised periodically — we confirm the latest figure when you book.
Nagaland Post Editions We Book Ads In
Nagaland Post publishes one statewide Main Edition from Dimapur, plus a dedicated Sunday supplement — both available for ad booking.
- Statewide reach: classified, matrimonial, recruitment, tender, obituary and public notice columns in the main news pages
- Leisure readership: the week's highest-readership issue — effective for matrimonial, lifestyle and brand-visibility display ads
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Ad Categories in Nagaland Post
Malik Advertising books every major ad category in Nagaland Post — from community classifieds to statewide government tenders.
Best Days to Advertise in Nagaland Post
Choose your Nagaland Post publication date to reach the right readership at the right moment.
| Ad Category | Best Day | Section / Focus | Booking Deadline |
|---|---|---|---|
| Matrimonial | Sunday ⭐ | Sunday Post Supplement | Friday, 4:00 PM |
| NPSC / State Govt Recruitment | Wednesday ⭐ | Main Edition Classifieds | Day Prior, 2:00 PM |
| Tender & Public Notice | Any Weekday ⭐ | Main Newspaper | 1 Day Prior, 12:00 PM |
| Property / Local Business | Saturday & Sunday | Weekend Edition | Friday, 5:00 PM |
💡 Pro Tip: Tender and public notices can run on any weekday with a one-day lead time. NPSC and state government recruitment notices perform best mid-week when job-seekers are actively reading classifieds. Sunday — via the Sunday Post supplement — remains the strongest day for matrimonial and lifestyle display ads across Nagaland.
Nagaland Post vs. Other Northeast India English Dailies
All three are English newspapers reaching Nagaland. Here's how they compare for advertisers.
| Newspaper | Language | Best For | Reach |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nagaland PostThis Page | English | Nagaland's highest-circulated daily — the primary platform for NPSC and state government recruitment, Nagaland tender notices, and Naga community matrimonial and obituary classifieds | Dimapur, Kohima & statewide across all Nagaland districts |
| The Sentinel | English | Northeast India's multi-state English daily since 1983 — Gauhati High Court statutory notices and readership spanning all 8 Northeast states when advertisers need reach beyond Nagaland alone | Guwahati-based; institutional distribution across Nagaland & 7 other NE states |
| Assam Tribune | English | Northeast India's oldest English daily (est. 1939), Gauhati HC accepted — effective for cross-border statutory and PSU tender notices reaching Nagaland's government and institutional readership | Guwahati & Dibrugarh printed; institutional reach into Dimapur & Kohima |
For Nagaland-only reach at the lowest cost, Nagaland Post is the specialist. For pan-Northeast or Gauhati HC statutory compliance across multiple states, add The Sentinel or Assam Tribune. Get a Combined Rate →
Nagaland Post — Key Facts for Advertisers
English — published from Dimapur, Nagaland's largest commercial town and the state's principal transport gateway.
Founded 3 December 1990 by Geoffrey Yaden — the first Nagaland newspaper printed in multi-colour, and today the state's highest-circulated daily.
Read across Kohima's state secretariat and Dimapur's DIPR circuit — a practical platform for NPSC recruitment, Nagaland state government/PSU tenders and official public notices.
12-page daily edition, expanding to 16 pages as space requires (except Sundays), plus a free 4-page "Sunday Post" weekly supplement.
Naga tribal communities across Nagaland's districts, Dimapur's trading and business sector, Kohima's government readership, and the state's English-literate, Christian-majority population.
Classified text, classified display and full display advertisements — available across both the Main Edition and the Sunday Post supplement.
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