A Local Voice. A Growing Vision. A Platform Rooted in Mathura.
Where Stories Begin with Soil, Not Servers
In a world that’s racing ahead in pixels and push notifications, MathuraTimes.com chooses to begin somewhere else — with people.
Not just stories that break headlines, but stories that live quietly in temple streets, school corners, roadside stalls, and farmer gatherings. Stories that matter not because they go viral, but because they stay relevant. Our work begins from Mathura’s soil — not its skyline.
We are not here to be just another news website. We are here to be a reflection — of this city’s soul, its silence, and sometimes, its unrest. And that’s why Mathura Times doesn’t just report news; it feels it.
The Man Behind the Mission – Vipin Deshwal
The name is not unfamiliar in Mathura-Vrindavan’s entrepreneurial lanes. Vipin Deshwal, a first-generation entrepreneur and son of this city, has been quietly building a legacy — not of big declarations, but of consistent action.
His journey began not in media, but in technology and travel. As the founder of multiple tour package businesses and digital ventures in Mathura and Vrindavan, Vipin has seen what locals need, what tourists miss, and what most platforms forget — real, grounded, local storytelling.
Mathura Times is a natural extension of that vision.
A platform that belongs to no corporate house, no political banner, no external interest — just the people.
Why We Exist
We didn’t launch because there was a gap in the market.
We launched because there was a gap in attention.
Local issues were getting buried under national noise.
Local voices were echoing but not being heard.
And amidst the loudness, silence was misunderstood as absence.
That’s where Mathura Times stands.
In that middle ground.
Between the forgotten corners and city-center headlines.
We exist to remind, record, and respond.
What We Cover
We cover what matters to Mathura.
- Local News – Ward-level updates, civic movements, festivals, emergencies.
- Development – Roads, flyovers, Smart City projects, water issues.
- Culture & Temples – Mathura-Vrindavan’s soul lies in its rituals, events, and timeless traditions.
- Youth & Entrepreneurs – Startups, job alerts, coaching news, and grassroots innovation.
- Voices & Opinions – Not of experts, but of people. You write, we publish.
This isn’t about scale; it’s about belonging.
Our Philosophy: No Rush, Just Relevance
We’re not in a race to be first.
We’d rather be true.
We don’t use clickbait.
We ask questions that matter.
We don’t flood your screen.
We give you space to reflect.
At Mathura Times, the only thing we chase is trust.
And it’s built slowly — post by post, report by report, word by word.
Not Just News – A Platform for Mathura’s Progress
Mathura Times is also becoming a bridge — between citizens and administrators, between locals and digital space, between what is and what could be.
Whether it’s a new scheme, a protest, an inspiring schoolteacher, a struggling ward, or an emerging artist — if it’s from Mathura and for Mathura, we bring it forward.
We invite students, shopkeepers, professionals, artists, homemakers — anyone who feels connected to this land — to use Mathura Times as their digital choupal.
Looking Ahead
This is just the beginning.
We’re building more than a news portal.
We’re slowly building a digital ecosystem for local identity — where journalism, information, tourism, and civic awareness come together.
With new formats, video stories, hyperlocal coverage, and deep community links, the next chapter of MathuraTimes.com will be shaped by you.
In the End, It’s Yours
This isn’t our story alone. It’s yours.
It belongs to that teacher in Govind Nagar, that farmer near Baldeo, that student in Dampier Nagar, and that temple sevadar in Vrindavan.
And if tomorrow someone asks,
“Where do I go to know my city, hear its voice, feel its pulse?”
Let your answer be:
“MathuraTimes.com — It speaks like us, it stands with us.”