EDITORIAL POLICIES
Fact-Checking Policy
At NewsSutra, we are committed to publishing accurate, fair, and balanced journalism. We understand our responsibility to provide trustworthy news and ensure all content undergoes careful scrutiny before publication.
🔍 Our Fact-Checking Process
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Sourcing: We use credible and verified sources, including official government data, reputed news agencies, academic institutions, and domain experts.
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Verification: All facts, statistics, and quotes are double-checked for accuracy. We seek primary sources whenever available.
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Editorial Review: Every article goes through a multi-level editorial review, including checks for factual accuracy, context, and fairness.
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Expert Input: For specialized topics (e.g., health, science, finance), we consult subject matter experts to validate key claims.
We do not publish unverified information, rumors, or sensationalist content. In case of developing news, where all facts are not yet known, we clearly indicate this within the content.
Corrections Policy
We take our responsibility to correct errors seriously. If a factual mistake, misquote, or omission is identified in our published content, we act promptly and transparently.
🛠 How We Handle Corrections
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Minor corrections (e.g., typos, formatting, grammar) may be updated without a formal notice.
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Significant factual errors will be corrected with a clear editor's note or update tag, indicating:
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What was corrected
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When the correction was made
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Why it was necessary
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✉️ How to Report an Error
If you believe we’ve published incorrect or misleading information, please contact us at:
📧 editor@newssutra.com
Subject: Correction Request – [Article Title]
We review all correction requests within 48 hours and take appropriate action.
Commitment to Transparency
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All updates, retractions, or clarifications are documented within the article body or at the end of the post.
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We do not remove articles unless legally required. Instead, we update them with relevant context.
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All journalists at NewsSutra are trained in ethical reporting and accountable for maintaining accuracy.
NewsSutra believes that trust is earned. Our fact-checking and corrections policy reflects our dedication to editorial integrity and accountability.
