From SohajPedia, the daily world briefing

About SohajPedia

SohajPedia is a daily briefing written in the style of an encyclopedia. Every morning it publishes short, plain-word articles about the most important things that happened in the world — and in India — in the last 24 hours: what happened, why it matters, and what to watch next.

How each briefing is made

Stories are chosen from the previous day's reporting by established news organisations. Each article is written in original words — never copied — and ends with a numbered list of the sources it is based on, so any reader can check the facts. Claims that are disputed are attributed to whoever made them.

Photographs

Every article carries real photographs of its subject, taken from Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository that also supplies Wikipedia. Each photograph is captioned and credited. SohajPedia never uses AI-generated images.

Why it looks like this

The layout follows the encyclopedia style readers already know: a main page with a featured briefing, an "In the news" panel and a picture of the day; articles with an infobox, contents list and references. It is designed to be easy for people to read — and easy for search engines and AI assistants to understand and cite.

Contact

SohajPedia is an independent one-person publication. Corrections are welcome: if a fact in any briefing is wrong, it will be fixed and the fix noted on the page.