batmya.com is your online source to read marathi news and maharashtra related news in one place. We point you to tajya batmya and latest news in marathi from marathi newspapers such as maharashtra times, loksatta, esakal, pudhari, lokmat, saamana as well as indian english newspapers like times of india, indian express, the hindu, DNA india, hindustan times to name a few. Headline marathinews and telecast from TV media and channels such as CNN-IBN, NDTV is also available. We have always linked to latest headlines news from international media such as CNN, Wired, new york times, tech crunch, Cnet. You can browse links to various newspapers websites so that you can directly jump to see scoop from that newspaper/media in details. Recently we have started providing links to international media and international newspapers from multiple countries around the world.

The word "batmya" is from marathi language and it means "news" in plural. The singular word in marathi for news is "batmi" or "batmy". batmya.com started as a simple website to browse headlines of marathi news from multiple newspapers in maharashtra.

We welcome you to browse news by cities of maharashtra. So you can read Mumbai news, Pune news and news from other cities such as Aurangabad , Nagpur , Thane, Nashik, Kolhapur, Solapur, Kokan region. For those who want to read batamya by topics we provide news categorized by topics such as entertainment, economy, sports and technology.

Maharashtra has a very rich tradition of journalism. Marathi newspapers were very instrumental during the freedom struggle against British. The first fortnightly marathi news paper was Darpan started by Balshastri Jambhekar on Jan 6, 1832. prabhakar, Dnyanoday, dnyan parakash, Jaganmitra, shubh suchak, Induprakash were some earlier marathinewspaper and periodicals. Some started as weekly and then became daily to provide marathibatmya.

Many newspapers have a facility to see together on batamyakoma Marathi news. For the convenience of readers the latest news in the newspaper, is linked to both Marathi and English.