Correction Policy – Dnewson
1. Commitment to Accuracy
At Dnewson, we prioritize accuracy and factual reporting. If an error is identified in any of our published content, we take immediate steps to correct it and inform our readers transparently.
2. Types of Corrections
Corrections fall into the following categories:
- Minor Edits: Spelling, grammar, or typographical errors that do not affect the meaning of the content.
- Clarifications: Updates made to add more context or remove ambiguities without changing the core message.
- Major Corrections: Errors in facts, figures, names, or quotes that require substantial modifications to the article.
- Retractions: If a story is found to be entirely false or misleading, it will be removed with a clear explanation.
3. Correction Process
- Verification: If an error is reported, our editorial team reviews the claim and verifies the mistake using credible sources.
- Correction & Timestamp: Once confirmed, the article is corrected, and a note is added at the end specifying the update time and nature of the correction.
- Public Notification: In cases of major corrections or retractions, an editor’s note is published at the beginning or end of the article explaining the change.
4. Reader Engagement for Corrections
Readers are encouraged to report any errors or inaccuracies via:
📩 Email: sunil@dnewson.com
📌 Social Media Handles: [telegram : t.me/@dnewson.com ]
5. Transparency & Ethical Standards
- We do not delete incorrect articles without clarification, except in cases of legal or ethical concerns.
- Corrections are made without external pressure or political bias to uphold journalistic integrity.
- The correction policy follows the Press Council of India guidelines and IT Rules 2025.
6. Periodic Review
Our correction policy is reviewed regularly to align with evolving media regulations and industry best practices.
For any concerns or correction requests, contact us at sunil@dnewson.com.
