Full-time correspondents in South Asia (New Delhi based, unless otherwise specified)
AP-Dow Jones
- 1997-2004: Ed Lane
The Associated Press
New Delhi Bureau Chiefs
- 2000-present: Beth Duff-Brown
- 1993-2000: Arthur Max
- 1987-93: Earleen Fisher
- 1984-87: Victoria Graham
- 1977-84: Gene Kramer
- 1968-77: Myron Belkind
- 1966-68: Joe McGowan
- 1964-66: Conrad Fink
- 1962-64: Henry Bradsher
- 1961-62: Jim Becker
- 1958-61: Watson Sims
- 1956-58: Charles Lane
- 1950-56: Harold Milks
- 1948-50: Marc Purdue
- 1947-48: Milton Kelly
- 1942-47: Preston Grover
Non-bureau chiefs
- 1999-present: Laurinda Keys, news editor, Neelesh Misra, Ramola Talwar, correspondents
- 1997-1999: Donna Bryson, news editor, Sherwin Crasto, John McConnico, photographers
- 1980-?: Jim Hatton
- 1977-80: Barry Shlachter
- ?-1977: Paul Chutkow
- 1951-54: Selig S. Harrison
- TK: Ed Cody
- TK: Jim Markham
Islamabad
- 1997-present: Kathy Gannon, bureau chief
- 1968-1973: Arnold Zeitlin
- 1982-?: Richard Bill
- 1980-82: Barry Shlachter (had reopened the bureau after it was shut down in 1976; in 1982, he was expelled by Gen. Zia ul-Haq)
- Current international editor: Sally Jacobsen; Nick Tatro and Larry Heinzerling, deputies
APTN: Associated Press Television Network
Islamabad
- Andy Drake, senior producer for South Asia
Business Week
Mumbai
- 1996-present: Manjeet Kripalani
Bureau opened: 1996
Bloomberg
Mumbai
- 1999-present: Subramaniam Sharma, bureau chief
- Michael Hall
- Anil Penna
- Gautam Chakravorthy
- Mrinalini Datta
- Cherian Thomas
- Ravil Shirodkar
- Ramya Venugopal
Delhi
- Nabeel Mohideen, bureau chief
- Bharat Ahluwalia
- Arijit Ghosh
- Anindya Mukherjee
- Abhay Singh
Baltimore Sun
- 1962-63 & 1965-67: James Keat
(Keat was first a Ford Foundation scholar at the Delhi School of Economics in 1955-56; then was Sun correspondent during the Indo-China war and its aftermath in 1962-63, returning as bureau chief 1966-67; he went on to serve as the paper's first foreign editor, 1969-71, and assistant managing editor from 1975 to 1991; he retired as an editor on the editorial page in 1995).
Chicago Daily News
- 1947-50: Philips Talbot
Chicago Tribune
- 1998-present: Uli Schmetzer
CNN
New Delhi
- 1999-present: Satinder Bindra
- 1996-1998: Anita Pratap
- Feb. 1992 - May 1996: Ashis Ray, founding SA bureau chief
Islamabad
- 2001-present: Ash-Har.Quraishi [at] turner [dot] com
Christian Science Monitor
- 1999-present: Robert Marquand
- Current foreign editor: Clayton Jones
CTV TV (Canadian TV)
- 2001-present: Matt McClure
Los Angeles Times
- 2000-present: Paul Watson
- 1998-2000: Dexter Filkins
- (Colombo: Waruna Karunatilake)
- 1994-98: John-Thor Dahlburg
- 1991-94: Bob Drogin
- 1988-91: Mark Fineman (died Sept. 2003) Fineman was also the Philadelphia Inquirer correspondent in South Asia 1982-85, Fineman LAT obit; Inquirer obit
- 1986-88: Rone Tempest
- 1980-82: Tyler Marshall
- 1976-79: Sharon Rosenhause
- 1966: bureau opened
- Current foreign editor: Marjoie Miller
- 1996-August 2002: Simon Li
National Public Radio
- 1998 - present: Michael Sullivan
- 1994-96: Eric Weiner
- Current Asia editor: Ted Clark
- Current senior foreign editor: Loren Jenkins