Skip to content
The Balanced News Logo

Stay Balanced, Stay Informed

Menu
  • Browse News
  • Underreported Stories
  • Curated Feeds
  • Insights
  • Analytics
  • Our Writers
  • About Us
  • Download App
Learn
  • How It Works
  • Bias Detection
  • Lens Score
  • Source Bias Checker
  • Accountability
  • Custom Feeds
Newsroom
  • Writers & Analysts
  • About TBN
  • Editorial Standards
  • Corrections Policy
  • Our Partners
  • Insights
Socials
  • Youtube
  • Instagram
  • X
  • Facebook
News Categories
  • Trending
  • Politics
  • Sports
  • Business
  • Tech
  • Entertainment
  • Health
  • Science
  • Crime
  • Lifestyle
  • National
  • International
  • Good News
  • Crypto

Get Our App

Available for iOS and Android

LensFeedsInsightsAnalyticsTrendingGood NewsSportsPoliticsBusinessCrimeTechEntertainmentHealthNationalInternational

© 2026 The Balanced News. All rights reserved.

About UsEditorial StandardsCorrectionsHelp & SupportPrivacy PolicyTerms & Conditions

Interactive Bias Detector

LEFTCENTERRIGHT

Government Announces New Energy Policy

Source: Neutral News

The government has unveiled a new energy policy that includes investments in renewable energy sources. The policy aims to balance economic growth with environmental considerations, according to official statements.

Click anywhere on the meter to see how different outlets report the same story

See the news they're trying to bury

Our Lens Score reveals stories with high public interest but low media coverage. Discover what mainstream outlets are choosing not to cover.

Same Story. Different Worlds.

See how the same event is framed by different sources. Loaded language reveals bias.

LEFT-LEANING

New Farmer Protection Scheme Announced

Source: Progressive Daily

RIGHT-LEANING

Government Reform Aims to Boost Exports

Source: Conservative Tribune

🎯 BALANCED

Government announces changes to agricultural export policy. Five states to receive subsidies under new framework.

Radical Transparency: How We Stop The Spin

We don't tell you what to think. We show you how you're being influenced. Here's exactly how our AI works.

Adjective Analysis in action
1

Adjective Analysis

Our AI flags loaded words in every headline. "Scheme" vs "Reform," "Claims" vs "Announces"—each word choice reveals political framing and emotional manipulation.

✓ Linguistic Bias Detection
Framing Detection in action
2

Framing Detection

We compare how Left-leaning and Right-leaning outlets cover the same story. See what facts each side emphasizes—and what they conveniently omit.

✓ 50+ Indian sources compared
Coverage Gap Analysis in action
3

Coverage Gap Analysis

Our Lens Score measures the gap between a story's public importance and media coverage. Discover which stories are being deliberately buried.

✓ Underreported news revealed
Our Methodology →Explore Analytics →
Start Using The Balanced News

The No-Fake Guarantee

We don't tell you what to think. We just show you how you're being influenced. You decide the rest.

Fake news is easy to spot. Biased news is much harder. We expose the spin, not the facts—because the real manipulation isn't what they say, it's how they say it.

Learn How Bias Detection Works →

Join 10,000+ Early Adopters

India's only news app with AI-powered bias detection. Join early adopters building the most transparent news platform and shape the future of media literacy.

"The app is an absolute game-changer for staying informed! The political bias detection helps me understand different viewpoints."

K

Kunal Ch.

App Store Review

"Seeing the same story from 50+ sources side by side is eye-opening. The Lens Score uncovers underreported stories I would've missed."

P

Pradnesh G.

App Store Review

"Finally, an app that is impartial while delivering news. The political bias indicator and fresh UI/UX design are spot-on."

A

A. Awate

App Store Review

"Sentiment analysis and quick summaries save me so much time during busy periods. Absolutely brilliant app!"

M

Mrunal W.

App Store Review

Analyzing 50+ Indian sources

AI-powered bias detection

Made for India

The Balanced News app in multiple languages

Stop Being a Victim of The Spin.

Scan to Download on Your Phone

OR

More Today's Headlines

  • Technical Glitch in UK Air Traffic Control Causes Over 1,000 Flight Cancellations

    A technical issue in the UK's air traffic control provider NATS disrupted flight operations across major airports including Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester, and Stansted on September 8, 2026. The problem, traced to NATS' flight processing system, caused over 1,000 flight cancellations and widespread delays, affecting airlines such as British Airways, EasyJet, and Air India. NATS implemented a fix and began recovery efforts, but clearing the backlog is expected to take time. Arriving flights were less affected, and UK airspace remained open throughout the disruption.

  • Two Detained in Mumbai with Fake PMO ID and Firearm Ahead of PM Modi Event

    Mumbai Police detained two men at the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre in Bandra Kurla Complex ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's scheduled event. One, identified as 24-year-old Rohan Parekh, allegedly posed as a Prime Minister's Office official using a fake ID, while the other, his bodyguard, carried a licensed firearm. The Mumbai Crime Branch is investigating the incident, including the source of the fake ID and the circumstances of the armed entry. Authorities have clarified the case is unrelated to Modi's visit.

  • Former Delhi Chief Secretary Rakesh Mehta Dies by Suicide, Note Cites Health Issues

    Former Delhi Chief Secretary Rakesh Mehta, a 1975-batch IAS officer who served from 2007 to 2010 during Sheila Dikshit's tenure, died by suicide at his Noida residence on September 6. Police recovered a suicide note citing mental and health issues, including prolonged illness, as reasons. Mehta was credited with overseeing key transport, power, and civic infrastructure projects, including preparations for the 2010 Commonwealth Games. He lived alone in Noida, while his wife and children resided elsewhere. His cremation took place at Lodhi Road crematorium.

  • Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh Share Maternity Photos with Daughter Dua on Her Second Birthday

    Actors Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh shared intimate black-and-white photos from their maternity shoot to mark their daughter Dua's second birthday. The images feature Deepika flaunting her baby bump alongside Ranveer and Dua, who appears playfully in several frames. The couple announced their second pregnancy earlier this year and have generally kept their family life private. The photos capture tender family moments as they prepare to welcome their second child.

  • US Suspends Cognizant's Green Card Filings Amid Visa Fraud Investigation

    The US Department of Labor has suspended Cognizant's ability to file new permanent labor certification (PERM) applications amid an investigation into alleged visa fraud involving H-1B and PERM programs. The probe, conducted with the White House Fraud Task Force, aims to address potential misuse of employment-based immigration processes and protect American workers. The suspension affects new filings but does not impact existing approvals or H-1B visas. Cloudera has also faced a similar suspension. Details on specific allegations, affected cases, and investigation duration remain undisclosed.

  • OpenAI Claims AI Model Solved Navier-Stokes Millennium Prize Problem Amid Dispute

    OpenAI announced that its unreleased AI model solved the Navier-Stokes existence and smoothness problem, one of mathematics' seven Millennium Prize Problems, in about 88 hours using around 10,000 AI agents. The proof shows that fluid equations can develop singularities in finite time, a question unresolved for nearly a century. While OpenAI will not claim the $1 million prize, the result awaits peer review and community validation. The announcement sparked controversy as mathematicians Tristan Buckmaster and Levent Alpoge, working on related research, questioned whether OpenAI used their unpublished work.

  • Adani Airport Holdings Raises $1 Billion from Global Investors at $18 Billion Valuation

    Adani Airport Holdings Limited (AAHL), a subsidiary of Adani Enterprises, has secured approximately USD 1 billion in primary equity from a consortium including Alpha Wave Global, Premji Invest, Temasek, and BlackRock-managed funds. Valued at a pre-money equity of about USD 18 billion, the investment marks one of the largest in India's airport infrastructure sector. The funds will support expanding and modernising airport infrastructure to handle 200 million passengers annually, developing 22 million square feet of mixed-use Adani Airport City projects, and scaling non-aeronautical businesses such as ground handling. The investment will be completed in three tranches by July 2027, with the consortium collectively holding around 5.54% in AAHL.

  • Anthropic Researcher Resigns, Warns of Risks from Rapid AI Development

    Jacob Coxon, a researcher who worked at both OpenAI and Anthropic, resigned citing concerns over the rapid development of self-improving AI systems that could pose existential risks to humanity. He warned that these superhuman AI systems might soon have capabilities to hack systems, transform industries, and acquire real-world power. Coxon claimed that many AI developers privately fear AI could kill humanity within a decade, yet companies continue racing to build such technology. Anthropic's safety lead, Evan Hubinger, echoed these concerns, estimating over a 10% chance of AI causing human extinction within ten years and acknowledging current alignment challenges.

  • ChatGPT AI Trend Transforms Photos into 1980s-Style Retro Portraits on Instagram

    A viral AI photo trend on Instagram uses ChatGPT to transform modern selfies into 1980s-style portraits, featuring vintage fashion, hairstyles, and photography aesthetics. Users customize images with period-appropriate clothing, lighting, and backgrounds, often inspired by Bollywood, family albums, and retro magazine covers. The trend has attracted celebrities and politicians like Union Minister Piyush Goyal, gaining widespread popularity for its nostalgic appeal and ease of use. Detailed prompts help preserve facial features while recreating authentic 1980s visuals.

  • Report: UAE Warned Netanyahu of Hamas Attack Days Before October 7 Assault

    An Israeli newspaper investigation reported that UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about a major Hamas operation roughly 10 days before the October 7, 2023 attack. The warning described the planned assault as potentially destabilizing and bloodshed-inducing. Netanyahu reportedly responded calmly and did not share the warning with senior Israeli security officials. Netanyahu's office has denied the conversation occurred, calling the report an "absolute lie." The allegations have sparked political debate in Israel ahead of upcoming elections.

  • Enforcement Directorate Raids Premises Linked to Karnataka Minister Satish Jarkiholi

    The Enforcement Directorate conducted raids at 18 locations linked to Karnataka Public Works Minister Satish Jarkiholi, his daughter MP Priyanka Jarkiholi, and associates across Karnataka and Maharashtra. The investigations focus on alleged irregularities in excise licence issuance and suspected money laundering, including foreign investments in a South African mining company. The Congress party and state leaders, including CM DK Shivakumar, condemned the raids as politically motivated, while officials stated the probe is a fresh case under the Foreign Exchange Management Act. The ED is examining financial trails and documents to establish roles and connections.

  • Meta Launches Muse AI Agent to Autonomously Manage Tasks with Privacy Controls

    Meta has launched Muse, a personal AI agent available initially in the U.S. via a dedicated app and WhatsApp. Muse can autonomously perform tasks like sending emails, booking travel, making payments, and managing schedules by accessing users' apps with their permission. It operates within a secure virtual machine designed to protect privacy and security, with features allowing users to control access and approve sensitive actions. Meta plans to expand Muse to smart glasses and offers free and subscription tiers. Internal tests revealed some security concerns, which Meta addressed before release.

  • Iran Claims Capture of US Unmanned Submarine Near Strait of Hormuz; US Cites Drone Malfunction

    Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) claimed it captured a US unmanned underwater vehicle near the Strait of Hormuz during a complex intelligence operation. The vessel, described by Iranian media as a modern autonomous submarine delivered to the US Navy in 2025, is said to be capable of reconnaissance, seabed mapping, and mine detection. The US acknowledged the loss of an older model drone that malfunctioned over a day earlier, stating it carried no sensitive data. The incident heightens tensions amid ongoing blockades and military activity in the region.

  • Ben Shelton Defeats Carlos Alcaraz in Historic US Open Quarter-Final

    Ben Shelton defeated defending champion Carlos Alcaraz in a historic US Open quarter-final that lasted four hours and 28 minutes, ending at 3:33 a.m., the latest finish in tournament history. Shelton won 6-7(5), 6-1, 6-3, 1-6, 7-6(10-7), snapping Alcaraz's 18-match Grand Slam winning streak. Alcaraz, returning from a four-month wrist injury, showed resilience despite physical struggles. Shelton will face fellow American Frances Tiafoe in the semi-finals, guaranteeing an American finalist at the US Open for the first time since 2003.

  • Iran Launches Missile Strikes on US Bases in Jordan Following Tanker Attacks

    Iran launched a missile barrage targeting US military bases in Jordan, specifically the Al-Azraq and Muwaffaq Salti airbases, in retaliation for recent US strikes on Iranian oil tankers near Kharg Island and Jask. Jordan intercepted 18 of 20 missiles, with two landing in unpopulated areas and no reported casualties. Iran claimed significant damage to US fighter jet facilities and warned of further attacks on tankers near Kuwaiti and Bahraini ports. The US destroyed five Iranian tankers following attempted missile attacks on a US Navy warship. Claims of Iran capturing a US underwater drone near the Strait of Hormuz remain unverified. The escalating conflict has raised concerns over regional stability and global oil supply.

  • Raghav Chadha Added to Delhi Voter List Amid AAP's Questions on Process

    BJP Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha's name was added to Delhi's electoral rolls during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR), after being removed from Punjab's draft list. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) questioned the process, alleging irregularities and backdoor entry, while Chadha and Election Commission officials stated all procedures were followed. The Delhi Chief Electoral Officer confirmed that additions occur through approved forms and will appear in the supplementary roll. The dispute highlights tensions between AAP and Chadha following his party switch to BJP.

  • Hockey India Reverts to Blue Jerseys for 2026 Asian Games, Saffron as Secondary

    Hockey India has reversed its earlier decision to make saffron the primary jersey color, confirming blue as the first-choice kit for the 2026 Asian Games, with saffron as the secondary option. The change follows criticism from former players and internal disagreements within Hockey India after the saffron jersey was used at the recent World Cup. Officials clarified that the blue-first, saffron-second preference applies specifically to the Asian Games, with future kit colors to be decided later. The final designs are yet to be unveiled.

  • Coforge Chairman Om Prakash Bhatt Resigns After Internal Audit Flags Board Evaluation Concerns

    Om Prakash Bhatt resigned as chairman of IT services firm Coforge following an internal audit that raised concerns about the board evaluation process conducted under his guidance. The audit found that certain material information regarding Bhatt's performance was not fully disclosed to the board. Bhatt maintained he acted in good faith but stepped down to avoid affecting the board's functioning. Coforge appointed Vivek Sharma as interim chair until January 2027. The resignation led to a significant drop in Coforge's share price.

  • Maharashtra FDA Suspends Licences of IRCTC Supplier and ISKCON Juhu Food Establishments

    The Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has suspended the food licences of an IRCTC-linked supplier in Kurla and three ISKCON establishments in Juhu following inspections that revealed multiple food safety violations. These included pest infestations, poor hygiene, clogged drains, inadequate food storage, and incomplete staff health records. The crackdown, led by FDA Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe since May, is part of a wider state-wide effort to enforce food safety standards across various food businesses in Maharashtra.

  • Magnitude 5.0-5.3 Earthquakes Strike Nepal and Tibet Amid Flood Recovery Efforts

    Nepal experienced a 5.0 to 5.3 magnitude earthquake between Tuesday night and Wednesday, with epicentres reported in Mustang district and Tibet at depths ranging from 35 km to 143 km. Tremors were felt in several districts including Manang, Dolpa, and Myagdi. No immediate casualties or significant damage were reported. The earthquakes occurred days after devastating glacier-triggered flash floods in late August that killed over 1,300 people and left thousands missing, severely impacting infrastructure and ongoing rescue efforts.

  • BCCI Signs Campa, SBI Life, and ChatGPT as Associate Partners in Rs 130 Crore Deal

    The BCCI has secured associate partnerships with Campa Cola, SBI Life, and ChatGPT for India's home cricket matches through March 2028. The combined deal, valued at over Rs 130 crore for 35 matches, marks a 44% increase from the previous cycle. Campa Cola was the highest bidder at Rs 1.31 crore per match, while SBI Life and ChatGPT each bid Rs 1.2 crore. These partners will gain visibility via broadcast and on-ground branding but will not appear on team jerseys. The deals reflect growing commercial interest in Indian cricket despite the absence of a current title sponsor.

  • Netflix Releases Trailer for Lust Stories 3 Anthology on Love and Desire

    Netflix has released the trailer for Lust Stories 3, the third installment of its Emmy-nominated anthology exploring love, desire, and complex relationships. Directed by Vikramaditya Motwane, Kiran Rao, Shakun Batra, and Vishal Bhardwaj, the anthology features four distinct stories with an ensemble cast including Aditi Rao Hydari, Radhika Apte, Konkona Sen Sharma, and others. The trailer highlights themes of intimacy, attraction, and emotional conflict, blending humor and vulnerability. Lust Stories 3 is set to premiere on Netflix on September 18, 2026.

  • Singapore Raises Ministerial Salaries to Attract Talent, PM to Donate Increase

    Singapore's government announced a significant increase in ministerial salaries for the first time in 15 years, with Prime Minister Lawrence Wong's pay rising to SGD 3.6 million annually. The raise aims to attract top talent, ensure good governance, and reduce corruption risks. Ministers will receive a one-time adjustment of up to 9%, with future changes based on performance. Wong plans to donate his entire salary increase to charity for five years. The move has sparked sensitivity due to the large gap between political and median citizen incomes.

  • Drishyam: The Conclusion Trailer Released Featuring Ajay Devgn and Jaideep Ahlawat

    The trailer for Drishyam: The Conclusion, the third and final film in the franchise, was released, featuring Ajay Devgn reprising his role as Vijay Salgaonkar. The story continues from Drishyam 2, introducing Jaideep Ahlawat as SP Crime Branch officer Rajveer Singh Tomar, who aims to uncover Vijay's long-hidden secrets. Returning cast members include Tabu, Shriya Saran, and Rajat Kapoor, with Prakash Raj adding new tension. The film, directed by Abhishek Pathak, is set in Goa and promises a final battle of wits as Vijay faces renewed challenges to protect his family.

  • India Condemns Houthi Attacks on Saudi Oil Facilities, Cites Regional Security Threat

    India condemned recent Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia's oil installations and civilian infrastructure, calling the strikes unacceptable. The External Affairs Ministry highlighted that these attacks undermine regional security, stability, and threaten freedom of navigation through the Bab-el-Mandeb strait. The Iran-backed Houthis, operating from Yemen, targeted multiple Saudi regions, injuring over 70 civilians. India’s statement aligns with Saudi concerns over escalating conflict and disruptions to vital trade routes amid heightened US sanctions on Iran.

  • Shots Fired at Vehicle Linked to Ammy Virk's Concert Convoy in Canada

    Punjabi singer and actor Ammy Virk's concert convoy in Abbotsford, British Columbia, was targeted in a shooting on September 5, shortly after his performance at Rogers Forum. Around seven shots were fired at a bulletproof vehicle, reportedly a Rolls-Royce Cullinan, with Virk and others possibly inside. No injuries were reported. Police found a separate SUV engulfed in flames nearby and are investigating whether the two incidents are connected. The Abbotsford Police Major Crime Unit is leading the probe, treating the shooting as targeted, while Virk's family has stated he was not the direct target.

  • Russia Supports India's Diplomatic Efforts to Resolve Ukraine Conflict Ahead of BRICS Summit

    Ahead of the BRICS summit in India, Russia expressed support for India's diplomatic efforts to resolve the Ukraine conflict through dialogue and peaceful means. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov highlighted alignment between Moscow and New Delhi's positions, noting India's readiness to assist both Russia and Ukraine. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar have actively engaged with Russian and Ukrainian leaders. Discussions at the summit will also cover trade, energy, technology cooperation, and defense partnerships, including potential nuclear projects and fighter jet sales.

  • Oxygen Cylinder Explosion in Delhi's Okhla Kills One, Injures Four

    An oxygen cylinder exploded near a community hall in Delhi's Okhla Phase-1 on September 9, killing one person and injuring four others. Emergency services, including fire tenders and ambulances, responded promptly, and the injured were taken to a nearby hospital. The cause of the blast remains under investigation, and details about the deceased have not been released. Separate reports noted a recent LPG cylinder blast in Vivek Vihar causing burn injuries to two individuals.

  • Philippines Defence Chief Reads China’s Note Rejecting South China Sea Arbitration at Seoul Forum

    During the Seoul Defence Dialogue, Philippines Defence Secretary Gilberto Teodoro was handed a note from a Chinese military attaché outlining Beijing's position on the 2016 South China Sea arbitration ruling. The note rejected the arbitration's legitimacy, calling it a violation of international law. Teodoro publicly read the note aloud, challenged its claims, and criticized China for what he described as coercion and disrespect toward the forum and international law. The incident highlighted ongoing tensions between the Philippines and China over maritime disputes.

  • Viral Video of Apoorva Mukhija and Amin Jaz Sparks Dating Speculation

    A video showing content creator Apoorva Mukhija, known as The Rebel Kid, sharing a kiss with DJ and podcast host Amin Jaz has gone viral, sparking renewed dating speculation. The clip, filmed at a music event in Turkey, follows Apoorva's recent revelation about visiting her boyfriend during a university break. Neither Apoorva nor Amin has confirmed their relationship, though their past public appearances and podcast interactions have fueled ongoing rumors. Fans have reacted with both support and calls for privacy.

    • Latest Media Analysis & Insights

    View all insights →

    Original, human-reviewed analysis of how Indian media frames the news — bias breakdowns, coverage gaps, and media-literacy guides.

    Politics

    38 FTAs Under Modi: What the Headlines Get Wrong

    India’s 38-FTA push is being sold as a nationalist win. The data shows a more complicated economic and geopolitical story.

    Politics

    Gauri Lankesh at 5: How Media Split Her Legacy

    Five years later, Gauri Lankesh’s legacy still divides Indian media over dissent, extremism, and democracy.

    Politics

    3 Ways Trump Could Hit China Through Iran Sanctions

    Trump’s China bank sanction warning is really about US control over global finance and the risks for oil, trade, and India.

    Politics

    70,000 Indians at Risk in US Visa Revocation Push

    Why the US plans to revoke tourist visas tied to asylum claims, and why Indians are exposed.

    Politics

    Parenting Democracy: A Report Card on Us

    The 2026 Monsoon Session saw the Lok Sabha function at 19% productivity and just one of 12 bills actually debated. A look at what India's Parliament costs its taxpayers — and what they get back.

    Politics

    ICE Shock Glove Plan Sparks $20M Accountability Fight

    ICE calls electric shock gloves de-escalation tools. Critics see a dangerous expansion of pain-compliance policing.

    Politics

    Lens Score 70: How Media Frames Power in India

    NCERT, medical licensing, and corruption cases exposed stark framing choices across Indian political media.

    Politics

    56 Lens Score: How USCIRF vs RSS Became a Media War

    USCIRF’s sanctions call triggered a wider narrative battle over India, nationalism, and religious freedom in US media.

    Politics

    Ayodhya Land Row: 5 Media Frames Behind HC Rebuke

    The Allahabad HC’s Ayodhya land compensation rebuke exposed deeper media divides on state power and sacred projects.

    Browse News by Category

    Explore balanced coverage across every major news category in India. Each category page shows you the latest stories with bias analysis from 50+ sources.

    Politics

    Elections, Parliament, Policy

    Business

    Markets, Economy, Corporate

    Sports

    Cricket, Football, Olympics

    Technology

    Startups, AI, Gadgets

    Entertainment

    Bollywood, OTT, Celebrities

    Health

    Wellness, Medical, Fitness

    Science

    Research, Space, Discovery

    Crime

    Law, Courts, Safety

    National

    Pan-India, Governance

    International

    Global Affairs, Diplomacy

    Trending

    Viral, Breaking, Popular

    Good News

    Positive, Uplifting Stories

    Explore The Balanced News

    Go beyond headlines. Our tools help you understand how media shapes what you know — and what you don't.

    Media Analytics

    Check bias, credibility, and coverage patterns across 50+ Indian news sources.

    Insights & Analysis

    Original research on media bias, news framing, and coverage breakdowns.

    Curated Feeds

    40+ topic feeds — UPSC, stock market, tech, sports, and more.

    Source Bias Checker

    See how every Indian news outlet scores for political lean and credibility.

    What is the Lens Score?

    How we measure the gap between a story's importance and how much media covers it.

    Our Writers

    Meet the analysts and writers behind our bias analysis and original reporting.

    Our Commitment to Transparent Journalism

    We hold ourselves to the same standards we use to evaluate other media. Every methodology, correction, and editorial decision is documented and public.

    Editorial Standards

    How we select stories, assign bias scores, and ensure analytical independence.

    Corrections Policy

    We correct errors quickly and transparently. See our process and public correction log.

    About The Balanced News

    Who we are, why we built this, and who funds us — no hidden agendas.

    Our Partners

    The organisations and institutions we work with to expand balanced news coverage.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is The Balanced News?

    The Balanced News is India's only news app with AI-powered bias detection. We aggregate 50+ Indian news sources and show you how left, center, and right media outlets cover the same stories differently, helping you see the complete picture.

    How does bias detection work?

    Our AI analyzes word choice, framing, entity coverage, and sentiment across multiple sources. Each article gets a political bias score (Left %, Center %, Right %) and a Lens Score measuring the gap between a story's importance and media coverage.

    Is The Balanced News free?

    Yes, The Balanced News is completely free on iOS, Android, and web. There are no paywalls or premium tiers. Our goal is to make media literacy accessible to everyone in India.

    What languages does the app support?

    The Balanced News supports 7 languages: English, Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, and Bengali. You can switch languages at any time within the app.

    How many news sources does The Balanced News cover?

    We aggregate and analyze 50+ Indian news sources across the political spectrum, including major English, Hindi, and regional language outlets. This ensures you get truly balanced coverage of every story.

    The Balanced NewsThe Balanced News

    See the Story,
    Not the Spin.

    Join 5,000+ early adopters who are reclaiming their worldview. We analyze 50+ Indian media sources to give you the objective center of every headline.

    📱Available in English, हिंदी, ગુજરાતી, मराठी, தமிழ், తెలుగు & বাংলা