Siasat
News outlet
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Who it favours
Our reading of 1 article by Siasat on stories with competing sides. A story counts only when two signals point the same way; balanced coverage counts too. How we decide.
- All India Students' Associationfavoured in 1 of 1 story (too few stories yet)
See the evidence
- AISA chief Neha Bora refuses peace bond as SC panel sets 29 October hearing on Jantar Mantar violence (24 Oct 2026)
"Whose peace? Neha Bora refuses to sign bond, questions rationale"- Leads with one side: "Whose peace? Neha Bora refuses to sign bond, questions rationale" Headline built on Bora's question
- Leaves out the other side: "for keeping peace for a period of inquiry" Only the notice's wording represents the police; the grounds police cite (in The Tribune row) are missing
- AISA chief Neha Bora refuses peace bond as SC panel sets 29 October hearing on Jantar Mantar violence (24 Oct 2026)
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How we use it
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