About

Why we started The No-News Paper

A monthly print full of games — because the best nights are rarely about the news.

  • Shell · 1 a.m.
  • Maggi & chai
  • 45 minutes lost
The No-News Paper on a kitchen table with breakfast
The object that hijacked our evening
Meghna — designer of The No-News Paper look and spreads
Meghna · art & type

What if a newspaper existed only so you could enjoy it together?

No headlines. Just games, riddles, and room in the margins for bad handwriting.

Quick facts

45

Minutes gone

Shell night, before we looked at the clock.

1

a.m. energy

Maggi, chai, newspaper spread.

2

Founders

Engineers who fight over the pencil.

We're Sourabh and Meghna — friends, software engineers, and board-game people who like cafés and anything we can do together without another screen.

01The night at the petrol pump

Around 1 a.m. at a Shell pump — Maggi, chai, and a forgotten newspaper on the table. We meant to eat for fifteen minutes; forty-five passed before we looked up. Same page, same pen, phones ignored.

The No-News Paper on a table at Shell Café with coffee and pastry, Shell station visible through the window
Shell Café — where the first forty-five minutes disappeared

02The idea we couldn't unsee

Walking back, the joke stuck: a newspaper with no news — only games, riddles, and silly facts you pass across the table. For cafés, sofas, and anywhere the clock drags.

03What we built

That's The No-News Paper: monthly print built like a newspaper, played like a game night. Meghna shapes the colour and type; we chase the puzzles. If you want one more chapter before everyone reaches for their phones — this is for you.

The No-News Paper open on a table — games and puzzles to pass around, not scroll

On newsprint

Built to be passed, not refreshed

Same energy as that Shell night — shipped to your door every month.

Ready to steal an evening from every screen in the room?

Shop the paper

The rainbows, the type, the cover you can't stop staring at — that's Meghna's corner of the paper.