Based on schools, safety, air quality, water and connectivity
Scores well on what we can measure here — schools is the strength, water the weaker side. Based on 5 of 5 categories, so treat it as partial.
Violence reported in local press (4 of 11 incidents)
Press coverage is not a crime rate, and this is not a count of everything that happened. It is what local reporting described in the last year.
Waterlogging reported 2 times in the last year
Flooding is one of the few press signals that behaves like a property of a location rather than an artefact of who was reporting: a road that floods is reported every monsoon.
Contamination or sewage reported in local press
No official water quality data covers this locality, so press reports are the only signal available.
Data pulled fromAirGradient via OpenAQGoogle NewsOpenStreetMapUDISE via India Data Portal
Categories5 scored · 0 not yet
12 schools within 2 km · median 16:1 pupil–teacher
These are press reports, not commitments. Indian infrastructure projects are announced years before they open and many are delayed or dropped — several of the headlines above may themselves be about a delay. Nothing here counts toward the Trust Score, because how much a locality gets written about is not how much is being built there.
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Neighbour Trust is in early access. Air quality, schools and connectivity are wired to live sources; safety and water carry press coverage only. Power has no card because no source publishes it at locality level — reported outages appear as a flag instead.