All Bangla Newspapers & World

All Bangla Newspapers & World puts every newspaper you read in one small, fast app — all the Bangla dailies of Bangladesh and West Bengal, English papers from India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Nepal, and local newspapers from 80 countries around the world.

No account. No sign-up. Open the app and read.

WHAT YOU GET

Top News — live headlines
The Top News tab pulls fresh headlines straight from the newspapers themselves and merges them into one list, newest first. Filter by Bangla, English, or only the papers you follow. Pull down to refresh. Headlines are saved on your phone, so the tab still opens when you have no connection.

Every Bangla newspaper
Prothom Alo, Bangladesh Pratidin, Kaler Kantho, Jugantor, Ittefaq, Samakal, Daily Inqilab, Bhorer Kagoj, Kalbela, Jagonews24, Banglanews24, Dhaka Post, Manabzamin, Nayadiganta, Desh Rupantor, Ajker Patrika, Bonik Barta, Risingbd, Bangla Tribune, Somoy News, Jamuna TV, Channel 24, BBC Bangla and more. From West Bengal: Anandabazar Patrika, Bartaman, Sangbad Pratidin, Aajkaal, Ei Samay, ABP Ananda, Uttarbanga Sambad, News18 Bangla, Zee 24 Ghanta.

English newspapers
The Daily Star, The Business Standard, Dhaka Tribune, New Age, Financial Express, The Times of India, The Hindu, Hindustan Times, Indian Express, NDTV, Dawn, The Express Tribune, Daily Mirror Sri Lanka, The Kathmandu Post, BBC News, The Guardian, The New York Times, The Washington Post, CNN, Al Jazeera, Gulf News, Khaleej Times, Arab News, The Straits Times, The Japan Times, Korea Herald, South China Morning Post and hundreds more.

Newspapers from 80 countries
Local-language papers grouped by country: India (Hindi, Malayalam, Telugu, Tamil, Marathi, Gujarati, Punjabi), Pakistan (Urdu), Nepal, Sri Lanka, and papers from Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Russia, Turkey, Japan, Korea, China, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, UAE and many more. Use the country filter to jump straight to yours.

Reader mode
Tap the reader icon and the article is stripped down to just the words and pictures — no pop-ups, no auto-playing video, no cookie banners. It loads fast even on 2G, and it uses far less data.

Read offline
Save any article and read it later on the bus, on a flight, or when your data runs out. Saved articles live in their own list.

Comfortable reading
Text size from 70% to 200%. Light theme, dark theme, or follow your phone. Bengali script renders properly at every size.

Job news
Weekly job papers and job boards in one place: Saptahik Chakrir Khobor, Chakrir Dak, Chakri Bakri, Prothom Alo Chakri, Kaler Kantho Chakri Ache, BDJobs, plus Naukri, Indeed, LinkedIn Jobs and remote-work boards.

Home screen widget
Put the three latest headlines on your home screen. Tap one to open the story.

Breaking news alerts
One quiet notification when a major headline lands. Choose how often the app checks, or switch it off completely.

Favourites, your order
Tap the heart on any paper to add it to Favourites, then drag them into the order you want. Your five daily papers sit at the top, always.

Recent
The papers you opened most recently, so you can get back to yesterday's read in one tap.

Search that works
Search across all 400+ newspapers and all live headlines at once — by paper name, by country, or by language. Type "prothom", "kerala", "urdu" or "jobs" and get straight there.

Small and fast
Under 5 MB. Works on Android 7 and up. No account, no registration, no personal data collected.

HOW IT WORKS

This app is a reader for newspaper websites and their public RSS feeds. All articles are the property of the newspapers that publish them, and they open on the publisher's own page, so the publisher gets the visit. All Newspapers is not affiliated with any newspaper and does not host, copy or alter their content. Logos and names belong to their owners.

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