Fact-Checking Policy – The Digital Haryana
At The Digital Haryana, we are committed to delivering accurate, reliable, and trustworthy news to our readers. Our fact-checking policy is designed to uphold the highest standards of journalistic integrity and ensure that every piece of content we publish is based on verified information.
1. Source Verification
We rely only on credible and reputable sources for our news reporting. Before publishing any article, our editorial team thoroughly verifies the authenticity and reliability of all sources to ensure factual accuracy.
2. Cross-Verification
To strengthen the credibility of our content, we cross-check information from multiple independent sources. By corroborating facts through various trusted outlets, we aim to provide our readers with a comprehensive and accurate view of events.
3. Expert Consultation
For specialized or complex topics, we consult subject matter experts to validate information and provide deeper insights. This helps ensure our reporting is factually correct, informative, and contextually accurate.
4. Timestamps and Updates
Each article includes a timestamp showing when the information was last verified. If updates or corrections are necessary, we clearly communicate these changes to our readers—maintaining full transparency about the evolving nature of news.
5. Editorial Independence
Our fact-checking process is completely independent of external influence. The editorial team works autonomously and is free from any political, commercial, or personal bias that could compromise the accuracy and objectivity of our reporting.
6. Corrections and Retractions
If any factual errors are identified after publication, we act promptly to correct or retract the information. We are accountable to our readers and fully transparent about any inaccuracies that may arise.
7. Reader Feedback
We encourage readers to share feedback, corrections, or additional information that can help maintain our high standards of accuracy. Reader input plays a vital role in helping us improve and ensure our journalism remains trustworthy.
8. No Endorsement of Unverified Claims
We do not publish or promote unverified claims, rumors, or misinformation. Our commitment is to responsible journalism, ensuring that every fact is checked, confirmed, and trustworthy before reaching our audience.
By following these fact-checking principles, The Digital Haryana strives to deliver credible, transparent, and factual news—helping to create a well-informed and aware public.
If you have questions or concerns about our fact-checking process, please contact us through our Contact Page.