Book Advertisement in Mangalore Newspapers online with the help of Ads2Publish quickly at discounted rates. Compare Classified and Display ad rates for 7+ leading newspapers like Vijay Karnataka, Prajavani, The Hindu, Times of India, Kannada Prabha and more. Get expert guidance for choosing the right newspaper, tips to maximize ad response, and learn simple step-by-step ad booking process.
After selecting the Ad Category you will see a list of newspapers with there Classified & Display Rates and Packages for Mangalore edition.
Following is the leading newspapers in Mangalore. You can book Ads online for these newspapers.
Get a ballpark before you book. These are starting rates for classified ads in Mangalore editions. Actual rates depend on edition, date, and ad size. Call us for an exact quote - we always beat direct rates. Whether you want to post an ad in a newspaper, give a paper ad for matrimonial or recruitment, or run a full display advertisement in a newspaper - these indicative rates will help you plan your budget.
A Classified ad is text-only, charged per word or per line. Ideal for Name Change, Matrimonial, Lost & Found. A Display ad is image-based, charged per sq. cm. Ideal for promotions, recruitment, and property.
As an authorized agency, we access special discount rates not available to individual bookers. On average, our clients save 10-25% compared to booking directly at the newspaper counter.
| Newspaper | Classified (Starting) | Display (Starting) | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vijay Karnataka POPULAR | ₹350-1,200 / insertion | ₹500 / sq.cm | Mass Kannada audience, Local reach |
| Prajavani POPULAR | ₹400-1,500 / insertion | ₹450 / sq.cm | Reliable Kannada readers, Coastal Karnataka |
| The Hindu POPULAR | ₹440-2,200 / insertion | ₹125 / sq.cm | Educated audience, Corporate & Notices |
| Deccan Herald | ₹350-1,800 / insertion | ₹500 / sq.cm | English readers, Urban Mangalore |
| Times of India | ₹500-1,800 / insertion | ₹550 / sq.cm | Youth & Professionals |
| Kannada Prabha | ₹300-1,100 / insertion | ₹350 / sq.cm | Wider Kannada circulation |
| Business Line | ₹250-1,200 / insertion | ₹300 / sq.cm | B2B & Financial notices |
* Rates are indicative and subject to change. Contact us for exact quotes, multi-insertion discounts, and package rates. We offer Pay-2-Get-1-Free packages for select newspapers.
Our booking process is designed to be the fastest and simplest way to place an ad in any Mangalore newspaper - online, any time.
Select from 7+ newspapers circulated in Mangalore
Matrimonial, Name Change, Property & more
Choose single or multi-insertion offer
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I needed to publish a matrimonial ad for my brother in Udayavani. Ads2Publish suggested the Sunday edition for better reach in the Mangalore-Udupi belt. We were surprised by the quality of responses from local families. The process was entirely online and very efficient.
Booked a Name Change ad in Vijay Karnataka and Times of India as required for my passport. The combo package offered by Ads2Publish was significantly cheaper than booking individually. The ad was published exactly on the date I selected. Highly recommended for anyone in Dakshina Kannada.
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These are real ads recently booked through our platform for Mangalore newspaper editions:
Mangalore (Mangaluru), the coastal gateway of Karnataka, is a rapidly growing educational and commercial hub with a metropolitan population of approximately 7.95 Lakhs. Often referred to as India's "Silicon Beach," the city boasts a high literacy rate and a unique multilingual culture where Kannada, Tulu, and English are widely spoken. This demographic diversity makes the print media landscape here particularly vibrant.
In Mangalore, newspapers like Udayavani and Vijay Karnataka hold immense cultural sway, serving as the primary source of local news for the Dakshina Kannada region. For the city's large student and professional population, English dailies like The Hindu, Deccan Herald, and Times of India remain the preferred choice for recruitment and property notices. The tradition of reading the physical newspaper remains strong in Mangalore, with classified sections for Matrimonial and Obituary ads continuing to carry significant social weight and trust that digital-only platforms cannot match.
Our team’s 21 years of experience in the Coastal Karnataka market ensures that your advertising spend is optimized. Whether you are targeting the urban residents of Hampankatta and Bejai or the growing industrial corridors of Surathkal, we provide the localized expertise needed to make your campaign a success.
