News Sources Policy
News Sources Policy – Jansampark India
Before trusting a news story, it is worth knowing where the information came from. At Jansampark India, we aim to give priority to reliable sources when preparing news reports, government announcements, scheme updates and recruitment information. This policy explains how we approach sources and how readers can find the original information.
Website Information
Website: Jansampark India
Publisher and Editor: Shri Hiralal Muwel
Contact Email: newsdesk.jansamparknews@gmail.com
Content Languages: Hindi and English
1. Purpose of This Policy
News and public information can influence everyday decisions. A recruitment deadline, a scheme's eligibility criteria or a change in an official order may have a direct impact on readers.
That is why the source of information matters. This policy explains how we aim to select and assess sources when preparing news and public-interest content for Jansampark India.
2. Sources We Aim to Prioritise
Where available, we aim to prioritise original or official sources relevant to the subject. The most suitable source will depend on the nature of the story and the information available.
✓ Government websites: Official portals of ministries, state governments, departments and district administrations.
✓ Official notifications: Government orders, recruitment advertisements, rules and departmental notices.
✓ Press releases: Official statements issued by relevant government departments or organisations.
✓ Original documents: Reports, public records and available official statistics.
✓ Direct statements: Official statements from relevant individuals or organisations, where available and appropriate.
An official source may not always be sufficient on its own. Depending on the subject, additional context or independent confirmation may be needed to explain a story accurately.
3. Government Schemes and Recruitment Information
Even a small error in a government scheme or recruitment article can cause confusion. An incorrect application deadline or age limit, for example, could lead a reader to make the wrong decision.
For this reason, the relevant department's official website, original notification or government order should be treated as a primary source. Where available, a link to the original notice may be included in the article.
Important for Readers
Before applying for a job or government scheme, check the latest official notification for the closing date, eligibility criteria, fees and required documents. A news article should not be treated as a substitute for the original government notice.
4. News Organisations and Other Sources
Reports from other news organisations, experts and public sources can provide useful background and context. However, the fact that a story has appeared on another website does not automatically confirm that every detail is accurate.
Where necessary, information should be checked against original documents or other reliable sources. Reproducing another publisher's complete article without permission is not an appropriate way to prepare original content.
5. Social Media and Viral Claims
Photographs, videos and claims can spread quickly on social media. Some may be accurate, while others may be incomplete, outdated or shared without the proper context.
A viral post alone should not be treated as sufficient evidence. Where possible, the original post, relevant official statements, dates and other reliable sources should be checked. If a claim cannot be adequately verified, it should not be presented as confirmed news.
6. Source Attribution and Links
Where useful and possible, articles may include links to relevant government websites, original notifications, reports or statements. These links help readers understand the context and consult the underlying information themselves.
Source attribution should make it clear which organisation or document the information came from. A source or document should not be cited as having been checked if it has not actually been consulted.
7. Dates, Context and Updates
Some information changes over time, including recruitment deadlines, government guidance, scheme conditions and published statistics. Where relevant, the publication date and update date can help readers understand how current the information is.
Outdated information should not be presented as current. If a significant change is identified, an article may be updated as appropriate and in line with the information available.
8. Reporting Incorrect or Disputed Information
If a reader believes that an article cites an incorrect source, contains outdated information or presents a claim without the proper context, they can contact us.
When submitting a concern, please include:
✓ The link to the relevant article
✓ A clear explanation of the incorrect or disputed information
✓ The original source or supporting evidence, where available
Reports may be reviewed on the basis of the information provided. Where a correction is needed, the article may be amended or updated as appropriate.
9. AI Tools and Source Verification
AI tools may be used to assist with writing, translation or organising content. However, a name, statistic, quotation or link supplied by an AI tool should not automatically be treated as verified.
Factual claims and sources should be checked appropriately before publication. If a fact cannot be confirmed, it should not be presented as certain.
10. Limitations and Responsibility
We aim to provide useful and accurate information based on available sources, but cannot guarantee that every published detail will always be complete, up to date or free from error. Sources may vary in availability and scope.
Before making an important legal, financial, government-related or application decision, readers should check the original source and the applicable rules. Content published on Jansampark India is intended for general information.
11. Changes to This Policy
This News Sources Policy may be updated if our content practices or approach to sourcing information changes. Readers may revisit this page from time to time for the latest version.
12. Contact Us
For questions about the sources used in an article, factual errors, official documents or this policy, please contact us using the details below.
A Note to Our Readers
Do not rely on a headline alone. Where the information matters, open the original document, check the date and see where the claim came from. Understanding the source and context can help you make better-informed decisions.
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