Last Updated: August 10, 2026
At Dinkar Samwad (दिनकर संवाद), we are committed to providing accurate, responsible, and reliable news and information to our readers. We understand that journalism requires continuous attention to facts, and despite our best efforts, factual or typographical errors may occasionally occur.
Our Corrections Policy explains how we identify, review, and correct errors in content published on our website.
1. Our Commitment to Accuracy
Dinkar Samwad makes reasonable efforts to verify information before publishing news and other content. Our editorial team strives to use reliable sources and present information accurately and fairly.
However, news situations can develop quickly, and information may change or be updated after publication. When a genuine error is identified, we believe it is important to acknowledge and correct it appropriately.
2. What We Correct
We may correct errors including:
- Incorrect names, dates, locations, or numbers.
- Factual inaccuracies.
- Incorrect quotations or attribution.
- Typographical and spelling errors that affect meaning.
- Incorrect headlines or captions.
- Misleading or incomplete information.
- Other significant errors that may affect a reader’s understanding of a story.
Minor typographical errors that do not affect the meaning of an article may be corrected without a separate correction notice.
3. How to Report an Error
If you believe that an article published by Dinkar Samwad contains an error, we encourage you to contact us.
When reporting a possible error, please provide:
- The title or link of the relevant article.
- A clear description of the suspected error.
- The correct information, where available.
- Reliable supporting information or source documents, if applicable.
- Your contact details, if you are comfortable providing them.
You can contact us at:
Phone: 8235580789
Address: New Amravati Colony, Near Kali Mandir, Ashirwad Bhawan, Chutia, Ranchi, Jharkhand – 834001, India
4. Review Process
All correction requests may be reviewed by our editorial team. We may verify the information against available sources before making a decision.
Submitting a correction request does not automatically mean that an article will be changed. Corrections are made when our review establishes that the published information is inaccurate or requires clarification.
We may request additional information or supporting evidence when necessary.
5. How Corrections Are Made
When a significant factual error is confirmed, we may update the relevant article to reflect the correct information.
Depending on the nature and significance of the error, we may:
- Correct the relevant portion of the article.
- Update the headline, caption, or other related information.
- Add a correction note to the article.
- Update information when new verified facts become available.
- Remove information when its continued publication is inappropriate or demonstrably incorrect.
We aim to preserve transparency while ensuring that corrected articles remain useful to readers.
6. Corrections vs. Editorial Changes
Not every change to an article is considered a correction. We may update articles for clarity, formatting, grammar, style, additional verified information, or developments that occur after the original publication.
Such routine editorial updates may not require a separate correction notice.
7. Reader Feedback
We value feedback from our readers and consider genuine corrections an important part of responsible journalism.
Readers are encouraged to contact us when they identify information that may be inaccurate. We appreciate constructive feedback that helps us maintain the quality and reliability of our reporting.
8. No Guarantee of Error-Free Content
Although we make reasonable efforts to maintain accuracy, Dinkar Samwad cannot guarantee that every article or piece of information will always be completely free from errors.
Where a genuine error is identified, we will make reasonable efforts to review and correct it in an appropriate and timely manner.
9. Editorial Independence
Correction decisions are based on factual accuracy and editorial standards. Dinkar Samwad does not guarantee changes merely because an individual, organization, or third party disagrees with the content or viewpoint expressed in an article.
Requests for correction should relate to specific factual inaccuracies or verifiable issues.
10. Contact Information
For correction requests or questions regarding this Corrections Policy, please contact:
Dinkar Samwad (दिनकर संवाद)
RNI Title No.: JHHIN/25/A1251
Address: New Amravati Colony, Near Kali Mandir, Ashirwad Bhawan, Chutia, Ranchi, Jharkhand – 834001, India
Phone: 8235580789
We are committed to maintaining accuracy, transparency, and accountability in our journalism.