English India · Kolkata · Est. 1875

The Statesman

One of India's oldest English-language daily newspapers, published from Kolkata since 1875.

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Language

English

Country

India

Publisher

The Statesman Ltd.

Founded

1875

About The Statesman

The Statesman is a English-language daily newspaper published in India from Kolkata. Founded in 1875 by The Statesman Ltd., it is one of the recognized news publications in the English-speaking community.

One of India's oldest English-language daily newspapers, published from Kolkata since 1875.

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The Statesman in English

The Statesman publishes in English. It is widely read across Kolkata and among English-speaking communities both in India and abroad.

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Frequently asked questions about The Statesman

How can I read today's The Statesman ePaper?
Click the "Read Today's The Statesman ePaper" button on this page. It opens the publisher's official The Statesman ePaper site where today's edition is published every morning. No signup required to view.
Is The Statesman ePaper free to read?
The publisher's website typically provides free access to current editions. Some sections or archive access may require a subscription — this depends on The Statesman Ltd.'s current policy.
In what language is The Statesman published?
The Statesman is published in English.
When was The Statesman founded?
The Statesman was founded in 1875 by The Statesman Ltd..
Does Utilko host the The Statesman PDF?
No — we link to The Statesman Ltd.'s official ePaper page. This ensures you always get today's authentic, copyright-respecting edition directly from the source.
Where is The Statesman based?
The Statesman is published in India, with a strong focus on Kolkata.

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