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Corrections Policy
How we correct mistakes — and how you can report them.
Last reviewed · editors@indias.com
Our correction commitment
If something on Indias.com is wrong, we want to fix it. Every published page carries a "Report a correction" link that goes to a moderated queue. We acknowledge within 5 working days and, if the correction is accepted, publish the fix along with a dated note in the corrections log.
How to report an error
Use the "Report a correction" link at the bottom of any page, or email corrections@indias.com. Please include (a) the URL of the page, (b) the exact statement that is wrong, (c) what the correct statement is, and (d) a source we can verify — an official government link is ideal.
What we correct
Factual errors of any size. Names, dates, statistics, boundaries, accreditations, coordinates, spellings, links. If a public official's title has changed, tell us. If a district boundary has moved, tell us. If we've mischaracterised a community's tradition, tell us.
What we do not remove
We do not remove factually accurate content because it is unflattering. We do not silently overwrite errors — every correction leaves a dated audit trail so readers can see what changed and when.
Right of reply
If we've written about you, a community you speak for, or an organisation you represent, and you believe our portrayal is wrong or one-sided, you may submit a right-of-reply for editor consideration. We do not publish every reply, but we always read them.
Legal removals
Court orders, take-down notices under the IT Rules, and DMCA-style copyright complaints are handled via legal@indias.com and follow the process in our Terms of Service.
Have feedback on this policy?
Editorial policy at Indias.com is a living document. We welcome corrections, clarifications and questions — especially from readers, communities, journalists and regulators.
