Corrections Policy
Readers should be able to tell us when something appears wrong and understand how material factual errors are handled.
Report an issue
For an article-specific issue, use the “Report a problem with this article” option on the story page when available, or email info@theindiqa.com. Please include the article URL and the specific statement you believe is inaccurate.
What we review
We review factual errors, misleading wording, outdated information, broken or incorrect source links, image-credit issues and significant translation problems.
How corrections are handled
If an error is confirmed, the article should be corrected as soon as reasonably possible. Material changes may also be reflected through an updated timestamp or a correction note where the change would otherwise be unclear to readers.
What is not a correction
A disagreement with analysis or editorial judgment is not automatically a factual error. We may still review such feedback and update wording when greater clarity or context would improve the story.