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Newsprint production struggling to meet demand: INS
Business Standard
|February 05, 2026
The Indian Newspaper Society (INS) on Tuesday raised concerns over the weak state of domestic newsprint production, saying it has failed to cross 0.5 million tonnes and remains far below the country’s actual demand.
INS President Vivek Gupta said India’s annual newsprint requirement is around 1.2 million tonnes. However, domestic production has struggled to go beyond 0.5 million tonnes. Gupta said that this large gap highlights the challenges faced by the local newspaper industry.
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