At Timely India (timelyindia.com), our primary mission is to provide accurate, verified, and timely educational information to our readers. However, we acknowledge that in the fast-paced environment of digital news publishing and government notifications, human errors or sudden official modifications can occur.
This Corrections Policy outlines our commitment to transparency and the exact process we follow to rectify errors promptly.
1. Our Commitment to Accuracy
We strive for 100% accuracy in our reporting. Whether it is an exam date, a syllabus update, or a Sarkari Result link, our editorial team, led by our Founder & Editor-in-Chief Subhash Kumar, cross-verifies data with official government sources. If we publish a factual error, we do not hide it; we correct it transparently and immediately.
2. How to Report an Error
We highly value the feedback of our readers, students, and educators. If you spot a factual inaccuracy, a broken official link, or a spelling error that changes the context of an article, we encourage you to report it to us.
To report a correction, please email us at:
- Email: editor@timelyindia.com
- Subject Line: Correction Needed: [Article Title]
Please include the following in your email:
- The URL (link) of the article containing the error.
- The exact sentence or data point that is incorrect.
- The correct information, preferably with a link to the official government source (e.g., an NTA or SSC official PDF) for our reference.
3. How We Process Corrections
Once a correction request is received or an error is spotted internally by our team, we follow a strict review process:
- Verification: Our editorial team will cross-check the reported error against the primary official source.
- Prompt Action: If the error is verified, the article will be updated within 24 hours.
4. Transparency in Corrections (How We Display Them)
To maintain absolute trust with our readers, we categorize and display corrections as follows:
- Minor Typographical Errors: For minor spelling or grammatical mistakes that do not alter the factual meaning of the article, we will correct the text silently without a formal editor’s note.
- Factual Corrections: If a critical piece of information (such as an application deadline, age limit, or exam fee) was reported incorrectly, we will fix the error and add a clear “Correction” or “Editor’s Note” at the top or bottom of the article. This note will explain what was changed and when.
- Dynamic Updates (Routine Changes): Government boards frequently extend deadlines or delay results. These are not considered “errors” on our part but are rather evolving news stories. In such cases, we update the article with the new information and refresh the “Updated On” timestamp at the top of the page.
5. Social Media Corrections
If incorrect information was shared on our official social media channels (such as Telegram, X/Twitter, or Facebook), we will promptly delete the inaccurate post and publish a new, corrected update mentioning the rectification.
At Timely India, we believe that admitting and correcting mistakes swiftly is the foundation of digital trust and journalistic integrity.