India, in data.
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Indians now get more news than at any point in history: TV debates, push alerts, forwards and feeds, all day.
We start from credible sources: government statistics, regulators and named reports. We check the numbers and draw them to scale, so what you see is what the data says.
We are built to spot patterns. A difference that takes a paragraph to explain is obvious at a glance once it is drawn, and people remember what they see far longer than what they read.
One chart a day, Monday to Saturday.
InData is a visual publication about India. Every day except Sunday we publish one chart, map or motion graphic on how India earns, spends, travels and lives.
Every number comes from an official or named source, printed on the chart. Every shape is drawn to scale: when one bar is twice as tall as another, its number is twice as big.
If we get something wrong, we fix the chart and say what changed.