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Ask questions about Indian news coverage in plain English and get grounded, cited answers — every claim tied to the article it came from, not a list of links.
Open Ask →What we're building
Making India's press legible.
Every day, India's newsrooms — national dailies, regional editions, district papers — publish more than any one person can read. Samvad turns that flood into something you can actually question and understand. We build tools and open infrastructure for reading the whole newsstand at once.
Harvester
The Go service that continuously fetches and structures news from provider feeds — the corpus engine beneath everything Samvad does. Lightweight, extensible, free to self-host.
View on GitHub →More to come
Source watch, alerts, and weekly digests — tracking how a story's framing drifts across outlets over time. Part of the same grounded, cited foundation.
Coming soonGrounded, not generated
Answers are synthesised from real coverage and checked against their sources. If the corpus doesn't cover a question, Samvad says so instead of guessing.
Open where it counts
The harvesting layer that feeds the corpus is open source, so the way Samvad reads the news is inspectable — not a black box.
Built for India's newsroom
From front-page national dailies to district editions, in English — designed around how India's press actually covers a story.