Our editorial standards
KraantiInfo aims to publish clear, accurate, and useful information about developments in India and around the world. These standards guide the original content we publish as the site grows.
Sources and accuracy
We seek reliable sources and, where practical, primary documents or direct statements for important factual claims. We link to relevant sources and distinguish confirmed facts from developing reports, analysis, and opinion. We do not describe material as original reporting unless it is based on reporting we conducted.
Originality and attribution
Published articles should add clear explanation, context, or analysis for readers. We attribute external sources and use images or video only when we have permission, a suitable license, or another valid basis for reuse. Third-party material remains subject to its rights holder’s terms.
Corrections and updates
If we identify a material error, we aim to correct it and note significant changes in the post. Readers can flag possible errors by commenting on the relevant post or using our Contact page.
Opinion, sponsorship, and conflicts
Opinion and commentary should be identifiable as such. Sponsored or paid material will be clearly labeled. We aim to disclose relevant conflicts that could affect how a story is understood.
Use of AI and digital tools
Digital tools, including AI tools, may assist with research organization or drafting. They are not treated as sources. Factual claims in published material should be checked against reliable sources before publication. KraantiInfo remains responsible for the final published content.
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