I see many different sources in the other posts.
How do I know in advance if the source is considered trustable?
I see many different sources in the other posts.
How do I know **in advance** if the source is considered trustable?
News and opinion website that brings you reports and narrative from a perspective often ignored or suppressed by the mainstream media of India.
I just means not mainstream. That's all.
> News and opinion website that brings you reports and narrative from a perspective often ignored or suppressed by the mainstream media of India.
I just means not mainstream. That's all.
>[OpIndia has propagated fake news on multiple occasions. In 2019, the International Fact-Checking Network (IFCN) rejected OpIndia's application for accreditation as a fact checker.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpIndia#cite_note-Fake_news-4)
I see. That's the reason for the flair.
Thanks for explanation.
I see. That's the reason for the flair.
Thanks for explanation.
@unruly How do I know which source is questionable?