At RajSathi.in, we are committed to providing accurate, reliable, and useful information to our readers. We understand that despite careful research and verification, errors or outdated information may occasionally appear on a website.
This Correction Policy explains how we handle factual errors, outdated information, incorrect links, and other issues identified in our published content.
1. Our Commitment to Accuracy
We make reasonable efforts to ensure that the information published on RajSathi.in is accurate and relevant at the time of publication.
Our content may cover government schemes, government services, employment, education, examinations, results, admissions, and other public-interest topics.
Because government rules, notifications, dates, eligibility criteria, and procedures may change over time, some information may become outdated after publication.
When we become aware of a significant error or change, we aim to review and update the affected content as soon as reasonably possible.
2. What We Correct
We may correct or update an article when we identify:
Incorrect factual information.
Incorrect dates or deadlines.
Incorrect eligibility information.
Incorrect application or registration details.
Incorrect examination or result information.
Broken or incorrect links.
Outdated information.
Typographical or grammatical errors that affect clarity.
Misleading or unclear statements.
Incorrect information obtained from a previously available source.
3. How to Report an Error
If you find an error or outdated information on RajSathi.in, please contact us and provide sufficient details to help us verify the issue.
When reporting an error, please include:
The title of the article.
The URL of the article.
A description of the incorrect information.
The correct information, if available.
A reliable source supporting the correction.
Providing an official source or supporting document can help us review the correction more quickly.
4. Review Process
Once a correction request is received, we review the reported information against reliable and relevant sources.
For government-related information, we generally give priority to official government websites, official notifications, departmental notices, and other authoritative sources.
If the reported information is confirmed to be incorrect or outdated, we will make the appropriate correction or update.
Not every correction request will necessarily result in a change. We may decline a correction if the information cannot be independently verified or if reliable sources support the information currently published.
5. Minor Corrections
Minor spelling, grammar, formatting, punctuation, or typographical errors may be corrected without adding a separate correction notice.
Such changes are generally made to improve readability and do not change the meaning of the published information.
6. Significant Corrections
If an error materially affects the meaning, accuracy, or usefulness of an article, we may make a more substantial correction.
Depending on the nature of the correction, we may update the relevant section of the article and, where appropriate, provide an editorial note explaining the change.
Significant corrections may include incorrect eligibility requirements, important dates, application procedures, fees, examination details, results, or other information that could affect a reader’s decision or action.
7. Updates Due to New Information
Not every change to an article represents an error.
Government departments and official authorities may issue new notifications, revised dates, updated eligibility criteria, extensions, cancellations, or other changes after an article has been published.
In such cases, we may update the article to reflect the latest available information.
Where appropriate, the article may include an updated date so that readers can understand that the information has been reviewed.
8. Official Sources Take Priority
RajSathi.in is an independent informational website and is not an official government website.
If there is a difference between information published on RajSathi.in and a current official notification or government website, the official source should be considered authoritative.
Readers should always verify important information from the concerned department before submitting an application, paying a fee, uploading documents, or taking any other significant action.
9. Correction Requests Are Not Guaranteed
Submitting a correction request does not guarantee that the requested change will be made.
All correction requests are subject to review. We may require additional information or reliable supporting evidence before making a correction.
10. Copyright and Content Concerns
If you believe that any content published on RajSathi.in infringes your copyright or other intellectual property rights, please contact us with the relevant details.
Your request should include information that allows us to identify the specific material and understand the nature of the concern.
We will review legitimate complaints and take appropriate action where necessary.
11. Contact for Corrections
If you would like to report an error or request a correction, please contact us using the details below:
Website: https://rajsathi.in
Email: rajsathicontact@gmail.com
Please use “Correction Request” as the subject of your email and include the article URL along with details of the issue.
12. Our Commitment to Transparency
We believe that correcting errors is an important part of responsible publishing.
Our goal is not only to publish useful information but also to maintain the trust of our readers by acknowledging and correcting significant errors when they are identified.
We appreciate readers who take the time to report inaccurate, incomplete, or outdated information and help us improve the quality of RajSathi.in.
13. Changes to This Policy
RajSathi.in may update this Correction Policy from time to time to reflect changes in our editorial practices.
Any changes will be published on this page and will become effective once posted.
Raj Sathi Editorial Team