3.56 out of 5
100 ratings in India
There is absolute zero coverage of the G20 summit being held in India. How is that possible? The India news section is stale and shows information which is 9 months old. Suppressing news is as bad as dishonest reporting. It seems that Reuters doesn’t have presence in the country! Saddened.
There was an option to add custom feeds (‘My feeds’) in old version of the app, however, it’s not there in the latest version. It was an amazing feature as we could have separate pages on the custom feeds. It saved so much of time as one could move from one custom feed to another in no time. Please add this feature back.
At these times when the so called national news channels of different countries have the tendency to make biased news supporting the government in power, Reuters remains independent and have been doing a great job in showing what is right and what is wrong!! Easy or West, You Guys Are The Best!!!
Add Kannada language pls
Why the heck you need the content of my clipboard
In the times we live in it is difficult to find a news agency which is credible and unbiased,.Reuters scores a perfect score in both the areas.
I m on broadband with 100Mbps Speed with unlimited data bandwidth. The app still says only one thing when I play any vidoe. "Poor connection". How much speed is needed for the videos to play?
Yeah, some dumb right wing clowns may call it leftist, but it’s just them, ignore them.
Only brainwashed rightists hate the contents
Who doesn’t like to know the clear picture of the happenings of the country. But in the name of providing news, Reuters seem to be working on uplifting some leftist propaganda. 1. The content: the content is selected and highlighted in a manner to aggravate the thoughts of the citizens in the negative manner. If you search the app, you will find some news which are positive towards the government but never highlighted. 2. Reporting style: Its not as bad as NDTV, but it’s in the same lines. For people who can’t relate: Reuters uses words in such a manner that makes good things about the government look little and purposely enhances bad things any poor decision. It’s just playing with the brains of dunce. 3. Not true reporting: Reporters already define their judgement since the initiation of any article by judging something. For example, a part of headline - “Trump’s Raucous visit in India”. It shows negativity from the start. If one needs to report something, please report facts and not some judgement to divulge the minds of the people. I don’t mind negative reporting. I genuinely believe criticism helps us to grow. But giving out judgement on some situation and using harsh headlines is simple ways to brainwash the readers.
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