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Samvad

Indian News Intelligence · English edition

What we're building

Making India's press legible.

Every day India's newsrooms publish more than anyone can read. Samvad turns that into something you can question — grounded, cited, across the whole newsstand.

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India News Pulse

A live, no-login dashboard of what India's newsrooms are covering right now — trending stories, who reported first, and where the attention is.

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Coverage Reports

How a story was covered: a cited timeline, and how outlets framed it differently. Exportable — built for journalists, researchers and commentators.

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Ask

Ask about Indian news in plain English. Every claim links to the article it came from — not a list of links.

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Open source

Harvester

The Go service that fetches and structures news from provider feeds — the corpus engine under everything Samvad does. Lightweight, free to self-host.

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Grounded, not generated

Answers are built from real coverage and checked against their sources. No coverage? Samvad says so instead of guessing.

Open where it counts

The harvesting layer that feeds the corpus is open source — how Samvad reads the news is inspectable, not a black box.

Built for India's newsroom

From national dailies to district editions, in English — built around how India's press actually covers a story.

See how a story was covered.

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