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Rahul Gandhi Appears in UP Court for Defamation Case Hearing
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi appeared in a court in Uttar Pradesh on July 26th to face a defamation case filed against him in 2018. The case stems from alleged objectionable remarks Gandhi made about Amit Shah, then BJP president and current Home Minister. Gandhi maintains the case is politically motivated and intended for "cheap publicity." The court set August 12th as the next hearing date, where the petitioner will present evidence.
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Supreme Court Upholds NEET-UG 2024 Results, Citing Lack of Systemic Leak
The Supreme Court of India has ruled against a re-test for the 2024 NEET-UG exam, citing a lack of evidence for a systemic leak of the question paper. The court acknowledged localized leaks in Hazaribagh and Patna, but found no evidence of widespread cheating that would warrant a re-test. The court also addressed a disputed physics question, accepting an IIT Delhi report that identified only one correct answer. The decision has been met with mixed reactions, with some students and advocacy groups expressing disappointment while the government has welcomed the ruling.
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How this works?
Our MVP enhances your understanding of media coverage by focusing on two main aspects:
1. Coverage Count: A donut chart visualizes the number of articles from different political leanings covering a headline:
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Red: Right-biased outlets
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Grey: Center-biased outlets
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Blue: Left-biased outlets
2. Coverage Bias: A bias dropdown summarizes how different outlets cover the headline, including:
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Key focus points
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Specific wording
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Underlying biases
Note:
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For this MVP, we use 6 news outlets: NDTV, The Hindu, The Indian Express, Hindustan Times, The Print, Mint, Deccan Chronicle, India Today, News18, Republic World. More to come!
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Political leanings are from Media Bias/Fact Check.
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Analysis is done using LLMs based on the sourced articles.
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Still in development. Feedback is welcome!