INFA Digest has been specially designed to make life so much easier for all those interested in the latest developments in India --- political, economic, defence, social etc. Hereafter, they will not need to surf the websites of various leading newspapers across the country. One click of INFA Digest will provide you at any point of time all the information about various developments that deserve to be known. This information will be made available from information collected by INFA staffers and from news culled from leading newspapers and presented meaningfully on our website.  But, as we all know, news by itself is not enough. Equally important and, on occasions, even more important is news analysis and background, which is often taken for granted. I

 NFA Digest will provide analysis of major developments across the board by its experts. Additionally, the website will also provide analytical articles from leading newspapers and other print media which deserve to be noted. What is more, necessary background will be spotlighted to enable the surfers to understand the developments in the correct perspective. There would be little need thereafter to look elsewhere!

INFA has the distinction of covering Indian Parliament for nearly five decades. The agency has also had an unrivalled insight into Parliament's functioning with its Editor having been a member of the Lok Sabha for two terms. Thus, one of INFA’s expertise lies in culling out the wheat from the chaff of parliamentary discourse: which includes Question Hour, Debates, Committee Reports, Legislative business and special policy matters concerning national and international affairs.

Indian Parliament meets three times a year and is a mind-field of important information for the common man, public and financial institutions and diplomatic missions. INFA Spotlight thus reports and analyses issues---political, financial, strategic, legislative and social for ready reference. It helps its clients understand the people's representatives better through pointed interveiws. The Spotlight is an instant touch base facility which provides important policy matters both departmentally and ministry-wise on your finger tips. 

INFA's Parliament Spotlight is not restricted merely to proceedings of Parliament but also gives the reader the inside story of what actually transpires behind the scenes viz passing of laws and policy decisions.    

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Political Diary, a weekly column on national affairs with inside information and relevant background.

Round the World, analysis of international events as viewed from New Delhi.

Round the States, a weekly focus on the highlights of developments in the States together with the Union Government’s reactions to them.

Defence Notes, a fortnightly column analyzing the national defence policies and activities and international developments related to the country.

Economic Highlights, a weekly feature with analysis of the latest business and economic developments.

Open Forum, invites a cross-section of top leaders of various political parties to raise and debate topical issues of national or regional concern. 

Events and Issues, a commentary on major issues and happenings.

People and Their Problems, deals with a cross-section of basic and other issues concerning the common man.  

Parliament  gets special attention in view of its central role in a democracy through which the will of the people is expressed, laws passed and the Government held to account.

Spotlight,  Off-beat news items on issues such as environment, health, scientific developments etc

Special Article:  Analysis of current and controversial issues, both national and international.  

To read INFA News and Features, click on ARCHIVES in the main menu.  

INFA IS BORN

...The inaugural message Nehru gave INFA ran: " I'm interested in your new journalistic project which will provide a new and specialised news service and syndicated columns. I send you my good wishes for it."

...For the first anniversary of INFA, Nehru sent another message: "I'm glad to learn that your India News and Feature Alliance has made a good progress. I send you my good wishes for it."

.... Over the years, INFA has grown in strength. Its succeeding anniversaries were presided over in turn by B.P.Sinha, Chief Justice of India, Lal Bahadur Shastri, when he was Home Minister, Lok Sabha Speaker Hukam Singh, and Zakir Hussain, at the time he was Vice-President. Prominent among those who blessed it at birth and attended every anniversary were Morarji Desai and Mehr Chand Mahajan, former Chief Justice of India. .

[India from Curzon to Nehru and After, chapter 17, page 357]