Editorial StandardsRajatheertha Constructions
How Rajatheertha separates advertising from editorial work and how future ad networks, sponsorships and paid placements should be disclosed.
The public frontend is currently configured to remain ad-free unless advertising is deliberately enabled with a real provider, valid IDs, real slots and visitor advertising consent. This page prepares the rules for future legitimate advertising without claiming that ads are active today.
Future paid placements may use labels such as Advertisement, Sponsored, Sponsored Content or Partner Content depending on the format. Labels should be visible and understandable to readers.
If Google AdSense, Google Ad Manager or another network is enabled later, Rajatheertha should review that provider's required privacy and cookie disclosures, configure real seller and slot details, and update policies where needed.
No fake publisher IDs, fake ad previews or simulated Google ads should be presented to readers.
Native or sponsored content must not be disguised as independent reporting. Advertisers should not control unrelated editorial coverage or correction decisions.
The publication may reject advertising that is misleading, unlawful, unsafe, malicious, discriminatory, deceptive, excessively intrusive or inconsistent with reader trust.
Advertising-related data practices are explained in the Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy. Problems with an advertisement can be reported through the Contact page.
