Fact-Checking Policy

Accuracy matters to us, especially for content involving government services, certificates, and official procedures where mistakes can genuinely inconvenience readers.

Before publishing, we verify factual claims — such as fees, eligibility criteria, document requirements, and deadlines — against official government websites, official announcements, or other credible, publicly available sources.

Where official information is unclear, outdated, or unavailable, we note this in the article rather than presenting assumptions as fact.

Because government rules and online portals can change, we periodically review and update older articles when we become aware that information is no longer accurate.

If you spot information on our site that appears factually incorrect or out of date, please tell us — see our Corrections Policy for how to report it.

Questions about our fact-checking process can be sent to mail@admarq.in.