Jansatta is the Hindi newspaper of the Indian Express Group. It was established by the famous editor Prabhash Joshi. The newspaper, which started in 1983, has earned unprecedented reputation and has many versions. Now its editor is Mukesh Bhardwaj. Apart from Delhi, Jansatta also comes from Kolkata, Chandigarh and Lucknow. Jansatta's name is leading in newspapers which give new dimension to journalism in the country. If a letter can be given to a letter, it is a publicity to give a new impetus to exploratory journalism in Hindi. Its special style, intuitive language, fast-paced editorial articles and presentation of news made it the popular letter of the country and in just a few years brought the best Hindi daily letters to the post. In addition to editorial comments and political-social articles, the world is ahead of me, parallel, Watches are the most popular pillars of the public. It was started on Nov 16, 1983 and was one of the first newspapers in India to attain a circulation of 100,000 copies per day within six months.

Very soon it became known for its bold journalism, diverse views that normally stood up to the state and big businesses and a Hindi language that was no longer translated out of the reports of the English wireline agency copies. Besides Prabhash Joshi and Satish Jha Banwari, Hari Shankar Vyas, Anil Bansal, Om Thanvi, Rahul Dev, Achyutanand Mishra, Shyam Acharya, Manglesh Dabral and Ram Bahadur Rai, among several other editorial performers, contributed in building it as a bold and innovative Hindi newspaper that resonated with people across north, central and east India. In many ways it laid a foundation of the new respectability which Hindi journalism achieved in the years that followed and culminated in Hindi newspapers selling multi-million copies daily.