About Us
India has no shortage of news. It has a shortage of ways to read the same event from more than one newsroom at once.
Why we exist
On any given day, forty newsrooms cover the same parliamentary vote, the same court order, the same AQI reading. Each one makes editorial choices about what to lead with. Read one, and you have that newsroom's version. Read six, and you have six versions and no time left.
NewsPaksh does that reading. We group coverage by the event it describes, write one objective account from all of it, list the verifiable facts, trace the timeline across all filings, and show you the geographic and linguistic breadth of coverage.
Our editorial position
We take no position on the news, and we take none on the newsrooms either. We do not rate them, score their language, or tell you how any one of them framed a story. We name every outlet that filed, link to what it published, and leave the reading to you.
We also publish the coverage count on every story: how many newsrooms, how many articles. A story built from eleven outlets and a story built from one should not look alike, and on our pages they do not.
Editorial Standards & Verification Methodology
NewsPaksh is committed to the highest standards of journalistic objectivity, factual accuracy, and algorithmic transparency. We adhere to four foundational editorial principles:
1. Multi-Source Corroboration Floor
We never publish a single-outlet report to public discovery surfaces. A story must be independently reported by at least two distinct newsrooms before it is cleared for publication. Clusters with only one filing remain withheld until corroborated.
2. Zero-Body-Scraping & Fair Dealing
Guided by the statutory principles of Section 52(1)(a)(iii) of the Copyright Act, 1957, and publisher robots.txt directives, our pipeline never crawls full article bodies behind publisher domains. We process publicly syndicated headline metadata, extract factual event parameters, and refer 100% of reading traffic outbound to the original reporting newsrooms.
3. Empirical Evidence & Key Facts Attribution
Every checkable claim in our Key Facts ledger is explicitly linked to the specific newsroom filings that reported it. Where context is drawn from official public sources (PIB, RBI, Supreme Court, PRS Legislative Research), the provenance is explicitly noted.
4. No Editorializing or Tone Characterization
We report the news, not our opinion of how another newsroom covered it. We do not rate publishers, score bias, or assign ideological labels. Our headline divergence metric is a mathematical measurement of headline wording spread, always published with the two furthest headlines directly quoted.
Legal Framework & Statutory Governance
NewsPaksh operates under the jurisdiction of the Republic of India. In accordance with Rule 11 of the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021, we maintain a dedicated Grievance Redressal Officer for copyright, factual inaccuracies, and defamation claims.