Jamsari News

In a crowded market of news apps or websites, Jamsari News has carved its own little corner . We have an active community of users who use Jamsari News as their primary reader and submit news articles and summaries to it. When you click any headline on Jamsari news, you'll find multiple links talking about the same event.

Not all articles come with a summary, but that's because Jamsari News has strict rules about what can and can't go in a summary. All user-submitted summaries are reviewed by professional journalists to ensure quality standards.

Jamsari News ranks its articles according to up voting system. Engagement is encouraged, so there is an active comment box for people to chime in. Registered users can also add news to Favorites to read later.

At a time when news media is often accused of inherent biases, it's important to know whether the article you are reading is actually objective. Jamsari News tries a new approach to calculate any news item's objectivity by analyzing how it uses language.

Most "news check" extensions and apps rely on the main website's reputation and other articles to create a profile. Jamsari News reckons this is perhaps not a fair way to assess an article that is inherently objective. So it uses AI to scan the article's language to classify sentences as objective or subjective, and calculates a score based on that.

It's interesting to read news pieces from sources you usually trust and run the Jamsari News scan on them. You might be surprised how often a source you think is objective is shaping your opinion by the way it frames the narrative.