Know how the policy landed, before the minister asks
Drishti reads national, regional and broadcast media in all regional languages and tells you exactly how a scheme, notification or announcement is being received, state by state, hour by hour.
Your cell is judged on what you did not catch. A minister asks how a scheme launch played in Marathi and Tamil press and you have three interns scrolling newspapers and clipping PDFs by hand. A doctored notification is doing rounds on regional WhatsApp forwards before it ever surfaces on a national channel, and you find out when a journalist calls for comment. By the time the 6 pm digest is compiled, the narrative on prime-time Hindi television has already moved. The problem is never a shortage of coverage; it is that no team can read all of it, in every language, fast enough to act.
Built around how ministries and government bodies actually work.
Reception across all regional languages
Hindi, English, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali and more, read and scored natively, not machine-translated first. See at a glance whether a scheme is landing warmly in one state and drawing fire in another, with the actual lines quoted.
Government-perspective sentiment
Sentiment scored from the point of view of the Government of India, so a headline is judged as supportive, critical or neutral toward the ministry and its policy, not by generic tone. No more clippings marked positive that read as an attack.
Scheme and announcement tracking
Stand up a live tracker for any launch, notification or flagship scheme. Watch pick-up build from the wire to regional print to television panels, with the story clustered so you brief on themes, not a thousand separate links.
Early misinformation detection
Surfaces fabricated notifications, forged circulars, doctored clips and coordinated false claims as they emerge across regional social and fringe outlets, giving the fact-check desk a head start instead of a firefight.
Print and broadcast, not just digital
Reads newspapers of national and regional dailies and monitors broadcast TV panels and YouTube, so the editorial in a Tier-2 Hindi daily and the line taken by a prime-time anchor both reach you the same morning.
Print digest for the minister
A clean, print-ready daily digest of editorials, front-page clippings and key broadcast quotes, generated automatically and ready to place on the minister's table, plus WhatsApp briefs and Tier-1 negative push alerts for the officers who cannot wait for it.
From firehose to first move.
Every source, every language, always on
Drishti continuously ingests national and regional news, newspapers, broadcast TV, YouTube, X, Instagram and Facebook, and tags every mention of the ministry, minister, secretary or scheme by source credibility tier.
Read, score and cluster
Gemini-based analysis reads each item in its own language, scores it from the government's perspective, and groups related coverage into stories so a launch reads as a handful of narratives, not a wall of links.
Catch the negative story first
The moment a Tier-1 outlet runs something critical, or a false claim starts spreading, the cell gets a push and WhatsApp alert with the source, the language and the reach, in time to draft a response before the calls start.
File, digest and dashboard, ready
The morning file, the minister's print digest and the state-wise reception picture are compiled for you. Ask a follow-up in plain language through the MCP connector in Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini and get the answer from live data.
Real moments, real outcomes.
How Drishti has changed the next few minutes for teams like yours.
The things this team asks first.
Which languages and sources does it actually cover?
News websites, newspapers of national and regional dailies, broadcast TV panels, YouTube, X, Instagram and Facebook, with sentiment and relevance read natively in all regional languages including Hindi, English, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu and Bengali. Regional press and television are first-class sources, not an afterthought.
How is confidentiality and data security handled?
Each ministry or body works in its own isolated workspace with role-based access, so cell members see only their brief. Watchlists, trackers and alert rules are private to your team, and delivery to the minister and officers goes only to the numbers and devices you nominate. We can discuss on-record data handling and residency terms during onboarding.
How long does setup take?
A working monitor for the ministry, the minister and your priority schemes is usually live within a few days. You give us the names, schemes and keywords to watch in each language; we configure the trackers, the government-perspective sentiment lens, the digest format and the alert recipients, and refine from there.
How accurate is the sentiment and misinformation flagging?
Sentiment uses a rubric written for the Government of India perspective and is tuned per ministry, and source credibility is tiered so a fringe blog is never weighted like a national daily. Flags are for triage, not final judgement: every alert links straight to the original item so your officer confirms before acting.
How does the cell receive everything?
A live web dashboard, native iOS and Android apps, scheduled WhatsApp briefs, the print-ready daily digest, and push alerts for Tier-1 negative stories. You can also ask questions in plain language through the official MCP connector inside Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini and get answers straight from your live data.
See how your ministry is being read today
Book a walkthrough and we will stand up a live reception tracker for one of your schemes.
