The Daily Nayadiganta is a Bengali Newspaper published from Dhaka, Bangladesh. It was first published in 2004. It is owned by Diganta Media Corporation, which also owned the Satellite TV Channel Diganta. The Daily Nayadiganta is a Pro Islamic Newspaper and supports Jammat E Islami. The Daily Nayadiganta’s founder and editor are Alamgir Mohiuddin. It's Executive Editor is Salahuddin Babar and Senior Assistant Editor (Editorial Chief) is Masud Majumder.
Popular columnists are writing regularly in The Daily Nayadiganta. Among them, the most famous is Freedom Fighter of Bangladesh Bongobir Qader Siddiqi has also started writing regularly. Other notable columnists are Ebne Golam Samad, Serajur Rahman, Shafiq Rehman, its editor Alamgir Mahiuddin and so on.
The Daily Nayadiganta’s daily sections are National News in first and last page, Shompadokiyo (Editorial), Upo Shompadokiyo (Sub Editorial), Krira Diganta (Sports News), Ortho Shilpo Banijjo (Business, Trade and Economic News and Analysis), Banglar Diganta (Regional News), Ajker Computer (ICT Related News and Product’s Price), Binodon Sharadin (Entertainment News and Gossip and Daily TV Schedule), Syllabus (Education), Nittodin and Bivag Porikroma (Divisional News).
The Daily Nayadiganta has three popular weeklies named as Therapy (magazine editor: Sohel Atol), Abokash (magazine editor: Shah Muhammad Moshahid) and Shatrong (Fashion and Lifestyle Tabloid). Therapy is a fun magazine which published in Wednesday, while in Abokash informative social issues get preference, which published on Sunday. Other popular weeklies by The Daily Nayadiganta are Agdum Bagdum (Magazine for Kids), Chashabad (Agricultural News, Advice and Suggestion), Biggyan O Tottho Projukti (Science and IT related news), Niramoy (Health Tips and advice), Muktobazaar (Business and Economy related news), Nari (Woman Platform), Desh Mohadesh, Anondolok (Weekly Entertainment News and Gossips), Islam Diganta (Islamic Magazine) and Priyojon. The Daily Nayadiganta also publishes two monthlies, Onno Ek Diganta and Current Diganta (Education, Knowledge and career-related magazine).
