a) DeshKiKhabare is dedicated to maintaining the highest standards of accuracy in all its content. We take rigorous steps to verify information, question assumptions, and scrutinize widely accepted views.
b) We strive to provide reliable and precise information in all our outputs. This is crucial to our credibility and audience trust. The term ‘due accuracy’ implies that the level of accuracy should be appropriate to the context and subject of the content, while also highlighting any factors that may affect these expectations.
c) Our content must be well-researched, based on credible sources, and properly verified. We aim to be transparent about gaps in information and refrain from speculative reporting.
d) Our journalists adhere to ethical reporting practices and do not engage in plagiarism, misrepresentation of facts, or manipulation of visual elements.
e) We verify information from independent sources to confirm claims, particularly those made by public officials or individuals with vested interests. When verification is not possible, we provide clear attribution.
f) DeshKiKhabare upholds the accuracy of its published content. If errors come to light, we correct them promptly. We do not intentionally mislead our audience, manipulate facts, or present false information. We take accountability for factual mistakes and rectify them transparently.
g) We encourage readers to report inaccuracies or errors through the ‘Suggest A Correction’ section, which appears at the end of each published story.
h) Our journalists focus on thorough reporting, writing, and fact-checking. All stories undergo editorial review before publication. DeshKiKhabare has a structured fact-checking process, where the seniority of the reviewing editors depends on the complexity and sensitivity of the story.
Correction Policies
While DeshKiKhabare.in strives for excellence and accuracy, errors may occasionally occur. In such cases, we take full responsibility for corrections and ensure transparency to prevent misinformation from spreading.
How Corrections Are Addressed
Readers: If a reader identifies an error, they should immediately contact the editor-in-chief, Emilee Wentland, via email, phone, mail, or in person.
Email: deshkikhabaree@gmail.com
Subject: Correction Needed
A correction request is officially acknowledged only when submitted directly to the editor-in-chief. Requests made to other staff members may not be processed in a timely manner.
Correction requests should include details such as the correction needed, the date or issue number, where the error was found (print, online, etc.), the reader’s contact details, and any supporting sources for verification.
Readers can expect a response from the editor-in-chief and may be contacted for further clarification. Please note that submitting a correction request guarantees an investigation but does not assure a correction will be issued.
DeshKiKhabare.com’s Process: Upon receiving a correction request, the editor-in-chief will investigate using available resources such as reader-submitted information, official records, and journalist notes.
If an error is confirmed, the correction will be implemented across all relevant platforms:
- Print: Corrections will be published on page 2A in the next issue, specifying the article, issue, and correction details.
- Website: The online article will be updated, with an editor’s note at the bottom stating what was corrected and when.
- Social Media: If the incorrect information was shared on Facebook, Twitter, or other platforms, a follow-up post will be made linking to the corrected article and mentioning the correction.
Once the correction is completed, the editor-in-chief will inform the reader who submitted the request about the corrective measures taken.