Five hundred years of press censorship under Portuguese colonial rule had left Goa without an authentic voice. The Navhind Times became the preferred voice of Goans from 1963, holding its own to this day against formidable competition, both home-grown and national. Featuring reputed Goan columnists and comprehensive coverage, the Navhind comes off a state-of-the-art press, and continues to innovate and re-invent itself, while commanding a large, loyal and growing readership.

The vernacular language daily, Navprabha, is reputed for its balanced, erudite editorials, and for featuring the finest of Goan minds in Marathi. It continues to inform, educate, entertain and influence.