Know what the leader is facing before the day starts
Drishti gives the OSD, private secretary and media adviser one considered morning briefing and a two-minute warning on every negative story, across the constituency and the national press.
A senior leader's coverage never sleeps, and neither does the risk in it. A district paper in the constituency, a regional TV debate at 8 pm, a hostile clip on YouTube, a trending post on X, all of it can define the next morning before your office has even seen it. Most days the volume is impossible to read manually, and the one item that actually matters is buried under a hundred that do not. The office needs judgement delivered, not a dashboard to mine.
Built around how ministers and leaders offices actually work.
One considered morning briefing
A single edited read waiting before the day begins: the stories that moved, the tone across outlets, what is building and what your office should be ready to answer. Written to be forwarded to the leader as is, not a wall of headlines to sort.
Tier-1 negative alerts in two minutes
The moment a credible outlet or a high-reach handle runs something adverse, the office gets a push and a WhatsApp with the source, the claim and the reach. You act before the item hardens into the evening narrative, not after.
Constituency and national in one view
See the district and state picture beside the Delhi and national coverage, filterable to either in a tap. The local road story and the Lok Sabha debate sit in the same briefing, tagged by where they land.
Reads the regional press and TV, not just digital
District dailies, newspaper editions and regional broadcast debates are monitored alongside the wires, so the coverage that actually shapes opinion on the ground never slips past your office.
All regional languages, understood not just captured
Hindi, English and five more Indian languages are read for sentiment and relevance, so a sharp line in a Hindi editorial or a Bhojpuri clip is flagged with its meaning, not left as untranslated text for an aide to interpret.
Ask in plain language, any time
Between briefings, ask Drishti directly through WhatsApp or Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini: what is trending in the constituency today, who is driving the negative story, how did last week compare. A discreet analyst on call, without adding a person to the room.
From firehose to first move.
We tune it to the leader, quietly
We configure the leader's name variants, portfolio, constituency and the outlets, channels and handles that matter, in the relevant languages. Setup is handled for you and the office starts receiving briefings within a day.
Everything is read while the office sleeps
Through the night Drishti monitors news, newspaper, TV, YouTube, X, Instagram and Facebook, scores each mention for sentiment and credibility, and clusters the noise into a handful of clear stories.
One briefing lands before the meeting
Your considered read arrives on the dashboard, the app and WhatsApp, giving the office the constituency and national picture and the lines to be ready with, in time for the morning round.
You are warned before everyone else
If anything adverse breaks from a credible source, a Tier-1 negative alert reaches the office within two minutes, so a response is moving while the story is still forming.
Real moments, real outcomes.
How Drishti has changed the next few minutes for teams like yours.
The things this team asks first.
How confidential is this, and who can see the leader's coverage?
Every workspace is private to your office. Access is restricted to the aides you name, briefings and alerts go only to the numbers and devices you authorise, and we do not share, resell or publish anything about who we monitor or what we find. Discretion is the product; we treat the leader's coverage as you would.
Which languages do you actually cover?
All regional languages including Hindi and English, read for meaning rather than merely captured. A pointed line in a Hindi editorial or a regional-language clip is flagged with its sentiment and relevance, so the office understands what was said without waiting for someone to translate it.
How fast do the alerts really arrive?
Adverse stories from credible, Tier-1 sources trigger a push and a WhatsApp to the office within about two minutes of publication, ahead of the evening bulletins. Routine and lower-credibility mentions are held for the morning briefing so the alerts you do get always mean something.
How much does setting this up ask of the office?
Very little. We configure the name variants, portfolio, constituency and the outlets, channels and handles worth watching, in the right languages, and the first briefing reaches you within a day. There is nothing to build and no dashboard your team has to learn to keep on top of.
How is the briefing delivered?
However the office prefers to work: a WhatsApp-ready summary the leader can be forwarded, a web dashboard, native iOS and Android apps, PDF dossiers for the file, and push alerts for anything urgent. Most offices read the morning briefing on WhatsApp and keep the app for the detail.
See the coverage before the leader is asked about it
Tell us the leader and the constituency, and your office receives its first briefing tomorrow morning.
