IndiaSpend
Data-driven reporting on Indian public policy, from health spending to air quality, with the sources laid out
indiaspend.comIndiaSpend was India’s first data journalism initiative, founded in 2011 by journalist Govindraj Ethiraj. It pioneered the model of using public datasets — government surveys, budget documents, RTI responses, academic research — to produce explanatory journalism on health, education, environment, agriculture, and governance. For researchers and journalists, IndiaSpend is valuable not just as a news source but as a demonstration of which Indian datasets can be fruitfully mined for stories. Their archives, going back over a decade, contain thousands of data-driven explainers and investigations. IndiaSpend also runs fact-checking (FactChecker.in) and training programmes for data journalism.
Details
- Kind
- Publication
- Run by
- Non-profit
- Topics
- Where
- India
- Licence
- Open licence
- Cost
- Free
- Based in
- Mumbai, Maharashtra