The Watches · free daily briefs
Every morning, each Watch reads one beat's public record (regulators, courts, ministries, parliament) and files a clustered brief with every source named. You decide what's a story.
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Markets and regulation. SEBI, RBI, enforcement actions and corporate filings, read every day.
Bills before parliament, ministry consultations and the legislative calendar.
Judgments, cause lists, tribunal orders and the commissions that report to parliament.
How a Watch works
Each morning the Watch reads its beat's primary sources. Filings, orders, gazettes, bills and consultations, straight from the bodies that publish them.
It clusters the day's documents and connects each one to earlier filings on the same matter, so you see the story building.
A clustered brief with every source linked. It never writes the story. The reporting is yours.
One registration. Up to five beats. Free for working journalists.
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Parliaments, markets, Europe, China and the Global South, and the climate record. Each joins this page the day it goes live.
Technology policy where it hits the newsroom. Platform rules, data protection and AI policy.
MeitYData protectionAI policyParliamentary intelligence, India and the world. Questions and answers, bills and their progress.
Lok SabhaUK ParliamentUS CongressMarkets and business. Central banks, corporate filings and federal rulemaking.
Federal ReserveSEC filingsFederal RegisterThe EU and UK primary record. The ECB, the Commission, Parliament and the statute books.
ECBEUR-LexEurostatThe official English record from Beijing and Hong Kong, and from Global South governments and blocs.
BeijingHong KongGlobal SouthDisaster alerts, earth observation and the climate record of Global South blocs and regional centres.
GDACSNASA EONETRegional centresFor newsrooms
Newsroom includes Watch coverage for your chosen beats, threads every signal to your own archive and files a ranked brief each morning.