The Quint
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Polyview rates The Quint Lean Left. Its news coverage is mostly straight, with story choices and framing that tilt slightly left. 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 The Quint chooses to cover (last 72 hours)
The Quint covered 4 stories that other outlets also reported. Across those stories, 31% of the coverage came from left-leaning outlets, 42% from the centre and 27% from the right, against 29% / 46% / 25% across every story on Polyview. Its story selection is close to the overall mix. It was first to report 1 of them, and covered 0 stories that outlets on the other side largely ignored.
Who owns The Quint?
The Quint is owned by Quint Digital (media conglomerate).
How factual is The Quint?
Polyview rates the factuality of The Quint Mostly Factual. Its reporting is usually accurate, with occasional errors, loaded headlines or thin sourcing.
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Stories The Quint covered
Last 72 hours, compared with how the rest of the press covered them
- Politics2h ago27 sourcesRahul, Priyanka Detained as Opposition MPs Attempt to March to Jantar mantar
- World3h ago18 sourcesDelhi: Multi-Storey Building Collapses In New Seemapuri, Rescue Underway
- Crime & Justice2h ago11 sources'Long Fight, Pack Your Bags': Saurav Das, Neha Bora on 10 October Protests
- World4h ago2 sourcesIsraeli Leader Yair Lapid Did Not Say Netanyahu Copied PM Modi’s Playbook