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Short Indian news with a trust score32 states · 13 languages

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    Short Indian news with a trust score. Local papers from 32 states, each bite written in its paper's own language, 13 in all.

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        The trust score, drawn out

        How a ring earns 81.

        The score counts how many other newsrooms carried the same story.

        It is a corroboration signal, never a true or false verdict.

        How DailyReport scores a story
        Ring at 81: base 36, reputation 8, matching reports 25, headline overlap 12.
        FIG. 1The ring, split into the points that built it. A state story by a sample independent paper, four matching reports within a day.
        Starting points: India-wide 24, outside India 32, state story 36. STARTS ATREP. CAPIF ALONE
        FIG. 2Every story starts from its scope. Reputation is capped; a story no one else carried loses points.
        Points for matching reports: none, minus 6 for a state story; one, plus 6; two or three, plus 15; four or more, plus 25.
        FIG. 3Matching reports from other newsrooms within 48 h. A report more than a day apart counts half: alone it adds +3.
        Three labels: Corroborated at 81, Conflicted capped at 45, Single source, official at 60.
        FIG. 4Labels with rules of their own. Also: +12 for strong headline overlap, +10 for an official release, −15 for a broken link, never above 95.

        WHY THIS SCORE

          FIG. 5Tap the ring. Each factor is marked + raises, · neutral, – lowers.

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