Anti-incumbent
“A concession to Washington dressed up as payments reform.”
India · news & creator analysis
You are not reading the news.
You are reading a feed.
Most of what reaches you about Indian politics arrives through a ranking system optimised for your attention, not your understanding. It is very good at showing you more of what you already believe.
Tathya takes a single story and lays out how every creator covering it actually framed it — with the quote, the timestamp, and a link to the original. Not a verdict on who is right. A map of who said what, so you can decide.
One story, three framings
Pro-government
“A routine fee structure that leaves ordinary users untouched.”
Market-liberal
“Overdue pricing for infrastructure the state cannot subsidise forever.”
Illustrative. Live coverage replaces this as creators are added.
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Evidence, not labels
Every position links back to a timestamped quote in the original language. Nothing is asserted about a journalist that you cannot check yourself.
02
More than left and right
Indian media does not sort onto one axis. Coverage is read separately for government alignment, majoritarianism, institutional trust, and economics.
03
Silence counts
What a creator declines to cover is often the clearest signal. Stories are tracked across everyone, so omissions are visible too.
Being built in the open.
Tathya is early — the pipeline works end to end, the creator list is still small. Leave an email and I will write when there is something worth looking at. No newsletter, no cadence, no marketing.