Identified as pioneer in Urdu journalism, Dainik Jagran took another leap forward and launched Lucknow edition of 'Inquilab' on Friday. The 72-year-old newspaper which is known for its frank and responsible journalism is published from Mumbai.

Adding an international fervour to its credibility, a leading national daily in India 'Dainik Jagran' has received WAN-IFRA award (World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers). The Association gave the award to Dainik Jagran in 'Breaking News' category for a news item which highlighted the free tickets scam in the Commonwealth games.

Dainik Jagran, the largest read daily in the world, has again beaten its own record. Keeping intact the belief and trust of its readers, Jagran has retained the first place in the third quarter of Indian Readership survey, 2010.

Adding another feather to its cap, Dainik Jagran, the largest read daily across the globe, has retained its first position for the 19th consecutive time in the Indian Readership survey, 2011.

For constructive and progressive journalism in 2009, three staff members of Dainik Jagran have been selected by the Himachal Pradesh government for coveted awards. These awards will be handed over by Chief Minister Prem Kumar Dhumal in a function here on May 4.

In a bid to prevent spreading of jaundice, the Delhi government has geared up and sent a delegation of doctors to Sonia Vihar, where scores of people are reported to be suffering from the disease. The doctors attended around 80 patients who were seriously affected from jaundice.

On the occasion of 10th Foundation Day of Dainik Jagran in Jharkhand, people of various regions were honoured for their achievements.

Your favourite Hindi National Daily Dainik Jagran has once again retained its top position for consecutively 21st time in the fourth quarter results of Indian Readership Survey (IRS).

Dainik Jagran on Saturday organised free medical camps in Ranchi and other places on the occasion of World Health Day. Patients were given free medical consultation on problems related to kidney, heart, eye, gall bladder and ureteric stones, enlarged prostate, hernia and other diseases.

Dainik Jagran has once again swaggered past its contenders emerging numero uno riding the wave of 5.5 crore readers. Achieving this feat 20th time, it has left behind its rivals bagging 2 crore more readers.