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Corrections Policy

How readers can report errors and how Rajatheertha handles minor edits, material corrections, updates and removal requests.

Last updated
22 August 2026

Commitment to Accuracy

Rajatheertha aims to correct material factual errors responsibly. Corrections help readers trust the publication and improve the archive.

How to Report an Error

Use the Contact page or email the publication contact page. Include the article URL, the sentence or claim at issue, why you believe it is wrong, and any reliable reference that supports the correction.

Types of Corrections

  • Minor edits: spelling, grammar, formatting or broken-link fixes that do not change the meaning.
  • Material corrections: changes to facts, figures, names, dates, attributions, captions or context that affect reader understanding.
  • Updates: new information added to a developing story without necessarily correcting a prior error.

Headlines, Images and Captions

If a headline, image, caption or social preview materially misstates the article, it should be reviewed and corrected with appropriate transparency.

Article Removal and Editor's Notes

Removal requests are reviewed case by case. The preferred approach is correction or update where possible. Editor's notes may be used when a material correction requires context for readers.

Correction Transparency

The publication may not respond to every message individually, but correction reports should be reviewed in good faith. False, abusive or spam reports may be ignored.

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