Forward us articles on various problems/topics by
newspapers, journals, periodicals, and publications to
enable us to take up with respective authorities
at the national level. - General Secretary. Dr. M.R. Gaur.

Newspapers Association of India (NAI) is a body registered with the Govt. of India, under S.R. Act XXI of 1860 and is currently funded by membership fees, advertising, grants and donations.

The objective of NAI is to highlight the problems which have been plaguing the small and medium newspaper industry for the past so many years. A common platform at the national level was created for the members, to establish personal contact with each other and have interactions on related problems and take up the same, with concerned authorities, on a collective basis.

With more than 3,000 members (Daily's, Weeky's & Bi Weekly's, Fortnightly's, Monthly's, Online Digests, others) the association is also serving the national cause of having unity in diversity, in as much as our membership is spread throughout the length and breadth of the country, with newspapers - both national and regional - printed in diverse vernacular as well as English language being our associates.

NAI aims to encourage and support small and medium newspapers, journals, periodicals, etc., to create innovative and sustainable social enterprises and aims to build a just, civil society in India.

The Association focuses on six key strategic priorities that collectively affect the newspaper industry: marketing, public policy, diversity, industry development, newspaper operations and readership. NAI aims to be a network that is inclusive and open, promotes free and independent media and participation in the network, provides a voice for its member publications and encourages the sharing of experience and knowledge between members.