In the Marathi language, some of the popular newspapers are: the "Tarun Bharat", which was earlier published from the neighbouring city of Belgaum but now has its presses in Porvorim; the "Daily Pudhari", which was earlier published from Karaswada, Mapusa; the "Gomantak", a sister publication of the "Gomantak Times" and much more influential in the past; and "Navprabha" of "The Navhind Times"/Dempo group. Other publications primarily publish "Goa editions" through presses and offices run from outside Goa. Recent years saw the launch of the "Gova Doot". A nearly three-decade old newspaper, the Marathi daily "Rashtramath" from the South Goa city of Margao suspended publications at the early part of this decade. A new Hindi daily paper "Nitya Samay" also started from Margao. As of 2013, the "Lokmat", which is a newspaper based in Maharashtra, was also a growing and influential paper in the Marathi segment of the Goa newspaper market; it comes out with a local edition, edited by Raju Nayak.