Frontline
frontline.thehindu.com ↗Is Frontline biased?
Polyview rates Frontline Left. Its story selection and framing reliably favour left-of-centre positions. The rating is relative to the political centre of India, and reflects story selection, framing, word choice and sourcing in its news coverage, plus the weight of its opinion section.
What Frontline chooses to cover (last 72 hours)
Frontline covered 8 stories that other outlets also reported. Across those stories, 39% of the coverage came from left-leaning outlets, 43% from the centre and 18% from the right, against 29% / 45% / 26% across every story on Polyview. It leans towards stories that left-leaning outlets care about. It was first to report 4 of them, and covered 2 stories that outlets on the other side largely ignored.
Who owns Frontline?
Frontline is owned by THG Publishing (Kasturi family) (family-owned).
How factual is Frontline?
Polyview rates the factuality of Frontline High. Its reporting is generally accurate and well sourced, with corrections when it errs.
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Stories Frontline covered
Last 72 hours, compared with how the rest of the press covered them
- Conflict6h ago47 sourcesIsrael’s war on Gaza: Three years in
- Politics2d ago6 sourcesOmar Abdullah’s term, measured against his manifesto
- World2d ago11 sourcesTamil Nadu byelections: TVK ahead but looks for a massive lead
- Climate2d ago12 sources‘El Niño is already here’
- Politics1d ago9 sourcesForm 7 submission in Telangana reveals a sinister pattern
- General1d ago2 sourcesForest Rights Act under pressure in Madhya Pradesh
- World1d ago34 sourcesJeffrey Archer dies at 86, leaving a legacy shaped by bestselling novels and political scandals
- Science1d ago44 sourcesNobel Prize in Medicine awarded for breakthrough in controlling nerve cells with light