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Topic · standing beatupdated Sat, 31 Oct, 22:30

India Bloc

5 stories · 3 outlets · last 7 days

Stories

5

+3vs prior 7d (2)

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n=5 · last 7 days · stream A · coverage · floor 5

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0 corroborated · 0 contested

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n=0 · last 7 days · stream A · coverage · floor 5

Most-flagged phrase

Not enough coverage (n=0, need 5)

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n=0 · last 7 days · stream A · coverage · floor 5

This week’s lead · most outlets

Politics · 25 Oct

నవంబరు 1న ర్యాలీ వద్దు.. 10దాకా ఆగండి

AI summaryThe Delhi Chamber of Trade and Industry (CTI) appealed to Rahul Gandhi to postpone the INDIA bloc's planned rally in Delhi on November 1, citing potential losses of ₹25,000 crore during the Diwali shopping season. The CTI requested that the rally be held after November 10, following the completion of the festival. The INDIA bloc, led by Congress, is organizing the rally to protest against alleged vote theft and to demand the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.

3 outlets · 2 loaded terms flagged

Also on this beat

Beat timeline · 6 months

1 most-covered story

  1. 5 Oct 26Scrap SIR, go back to old voters list: Prakash Raj7 outlets

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