Current affairs, done right

Every answer needs every side.

Trikon shows you the same story across the Left, Center & Right of the Indian press — tagged to your GS papers, and linked to independent fact-checkers.

Read today’s Brief Open Trikon

Good answers see every stakeholder. Trikon shows you who said what — sorted and cited.

How aspirants use it

Compare Open any story → read how the Left, Centre & Right framed it, side by side.

Cite See who owns each outlet — useful for polity answers on media and regulation.

Verify Every contested claim routes to IFCN fact-checkers. No spin, no verdict from us.

Mapped to your syllabus

Ask Learn for a paper by name — “GS-II”, “GS-IV”, or the Hindi “जीएस-3” — and it returns this week’s stories that belong to it, most-covered first. All four papers, both editions.

GS-II · Polity & Governance

Federalism, institutions, rights — see how outlets on each side framed the same event, and which side left it out.

GS-II · International Relations

See how Indian outlets across the spectrum frame a bilateral or a summit — not just one wire copy.

GS-III · Economy

Growth prints, budgets, RBI moves — read the celebratory take and the sceptical take side by side.

GS-III · Environment & Sci-Tech

Climate, data-protection, IT rules — coverage gaps and stakeholder framing, ready for mains.

GS-I · Society / Essay

‘Andekha’ stories are ready-made examples of narrative, bias, and what gets ignored.

GS-IV · Ethics & Probity

Corruption, conflict of interest and accountability stories, with how each side chose to frame them.

The daily Andekha Brief

Every evening: the day’s coverage gaps and the stories many outlets covered, tagged to GS papers. Free, for aspirants.

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