In May, Brown Pundits drew around sixty-one thousand visits, roughly two thousand a day and up about a third on the month. Thirty of those readers answered our survey, and while they agree on almost nothing, they are held together anyway by what they find interesting.
They are, on the same evidence, almost entirely male, forward-caste nearly to a person, and tilted in their politics.
The survey can only make sense against the size of our readership. In May, Brown Pundits drew about sixty-one thousand visits, close to two thousand a day, up roughly a third on April. Nearly half of that traffic came direct, readers typing the address or returning by habit rather than arriving from a search or a feed, and the average visit ran about a minute and a half across a little over two pages. The largest national audiences were in Canada, India and the United States.
| Brown Pundits, May 2026 | |
|---|---|
| Visits | ~61,000, up about a third on April |
| Per day | ~2,000 |
| Direct traffic | 49% |
| Average visit | ~1m 27s, 2.2 pages |
| Largest audiences | Canada, India, United States |
Against those sixty thousand, thirty people answered our survey before we closed the form. This is the devoted few who filled in a form asking their caste and their politics, not a census of the many who pass through.
The comments show who shouts; the survey shows who is here.
| Of the thirty who answered | |
|---|---|
| Men | 25+ |
| Aged 30 to 49 | 18 |
| Hold a Master’s or doctorate | 21 |
| Reading from outside South Asia | 17 |
| Hindu (five observant) | 18 |
| Muslim | 4 |
The one thing everyone wants