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The policy record, every morning
OnlineJourno PolicyWatch turns the fragmented public record of Indian policy-making — Parliament, ministries, regulators, standing committees and NITI Aayog — into a daily brief a policy desk can trust. Not a rewrite of the news: the source itself, before it is news anywhere.
Why it exists
The commodity layer — summarising the day's headlines — is collapsing into the answer engines. The durable value is the primary record: what a ministry, committee or Parliament actually published, monitored systematically and read with judgement. PolicyWatch is an instrument for that record, not a headline machine.
How to read it
- Brief — the composed daily digest of what moved in the parliamentary and policy record, every item linked to its primary source.
- Archive — past editions, so you can track a theme over time.
- Sources — every source PolicyWatch reads, in one list: Parliament, PIB, ministries and committees. Feeds not yet being read are listed too, marked not yet live.
- Graph and Ledger — the part that compounds: who keeps appearing across the record, and policy promises tracked to their outcome.
Honest about the preview
This is a working preview. It runs today on open feeds (PIB / PRS / Parliament RSS + GDELT); ministry portals and standing-committee pages are listed but not yet built. Briefs are composed by an AI model; an edition no editor has reviewed carries a “not yet reviewed by an editor” note — they demonstrate the instrument, not finished editorial. The tool advises; it never decides.