Fact-Checking Policy

Last Updated: September 4, 2026

At News Jankari, accuracy and reliability are important principles in our content publishing process. This Fact-Checking Policy explains the general approach we use to review factual information before and after publication on https://newsjankari.in/.

Our goal is to provide readers with useful and reliable information while maintaining transparency about our editorial processes.

1. Our Commitment to Accuracy

News Jankari makes reasonable efforts to ensure that factual information published on our website is accurate at the time of publication.

We understand that incorrect or misleading information can affect readers. Therefore, we aim to review important factual claims and use reliable sources whenever reasonably possible.

However, information can change over time, particularly in areas such as breaking news, technology, business, entertainment, public events, government policies, and other rapidly developing topics.

For this reason, previously published articles may be updated when new or more reliable information becomes available.

2. Our Fact-Checking Process

Before publishing content, we make reasonable efforts to review important information for accuracy, context, and relevance.

Depending on the nature of the article, our editorial review may include:

  • Checking information against official sources
  • Reviewing official announcements and statements
  • Comparing information from multiple reliable sources
  • Reviewing publicly available documents and reports
  • Verifying names, dates, locations, and statistics
  • Checking quotations against their original context
  • Reviewing relevant official websites
  • Updating information when new verified details become available

The level of verification may vary depending on the type, urgency, and nature of the content.

3. Sources We May Use

When researching and verifying information, News Jankari may rely on credible and relevant sources, including:

  • Official government websites
  • Government announcements
  • Official company websites
  • Company press releases
  • Public records
  • Research organizations
  • Recognized institutions
  • Official statements
  • Interviews
  • Reputable news organizations
  • Established news agencies
  • Academic or research publications
  • Official social media accounts
  • Other reliable publicly available sources

Whenever possible, preference is given to primary or official sources for important factual claims.

4. Breaking News and Developing Stories

Breaking news stories can develop rapidly, and complete information may not always be immediately available.

During developing situations, initial reports may be based on information available at the time of publication.

When covering breaking news, we aim to:

  • Avoid presenting unverified claims as confirmed facts
  • Clearly distinguish confirmed information from developing reports
  • Update articles when significant verified information becomes available
  • Correct material inaccuracies when identified
  • Provide additional context when necessary

Readers should also refer to official authorities and reliable primary sources for urgent or emergency-related information.

5. Verification of Social Media Content

Social media platforms can provide useful information but may also contain inaccurate, misleading, manipulated, or unverified content.

News Jankari does not consider social media posts alone as sufficient proof of important factual claims whenever additional verification is reasonably possible.

When using information from social media, we may consider factors such as:

  • Whether the account is official or verified
  • The original source of the information
  • Available supporting evidence
  • Confirmation from independent reliable sources
  • The date and context of the post
  • Whether the content has been altered or misrepresented

Posts, opinions, or claims made by individuals on social media do not automatically represent verified facts.

6. Use of Anonymous or Unverified Sources

We aim to rely primarily on identifiable, credible, and publicly verifiable sources.

Anonymous or unverified claims should be treated with additional caution.

Information that cannot be reasonably verified may be excluded, clearly identified as unconfirmed, or updated if reliable verification becomes available.

7. Distinguishing Facts, Opinions and Predictions

News Jankari publishes different types of content, including factual news reports, analysis, opinions, commentary, entertainment content, and astrology-related content.

We aim to distinguish between:

  • Verified facts
  • Analysis and interpretation
  • Opinions
  • Predictions
  • Entertainment-oriented content

Opinions and predictions should not be presented as established facts.

Astrology, horoscope, numerology, and similar predictive content are intended for general informational and entertainment purposes.

8. Corrections and Updates

Despite reasonable editorial efforts, errors may occasionally occur.

When a credible factual error is identified, we aim to review the information and take appropriate action.

Depending on the nature and significance of the issue, we may:

  • Correct inaccurate information
  • Update outdated content
  • Add clarification
  • Add missing context
  • Remove inaccurate material
  • Publish a correction note where appropriate

Minor spelling, grammar, formatting, or stylistic changes may be made without a formal correction notice.

For significant factual corrections, we may update the article to ensure readers receive more accurate information.

9. Reader Feedback

We welcome feedback from readers who identify potential factual errors or misleading information.

If you believe that an article published on News Jankari contains inaccurate information, please contact us with:

  • The URL of the relevant article
  • Details of the information you believe is incorrect
  • Supporting evidence or reliable sources, where available

Our editorial team will review legitimate correction requests.

10. Fact-Checking Limitations

While we strive to verify important information, no fact-checking process can guarantee that every published article will always remain completely accurate.

Information may change due to:

  • New developments
  • Updated official statements
  • Changes in government policies
  • Corrections from original sources
  • Emerging evidence
  • Rapidly developing events

Readers should independently verify critical information before making important financial, legal, medical, professional, or personal decisions.

11. Editorial Responsibility

The use of external sources, technology-assisted research, or publicly available information does not remove our responsibility to make reasonable efforts to review content before publication.

News Jankari aims to continuously improve its editorial and fact-checking practices.

We encourage responsible reporting, accurate sourcing, transparency, and timely corrections.

12. Updates to This Policy

This Fact-Checking Policy may be updated periodically to reflect changes in our editorial practices, technology, or website operations.

Any changes will be published on this page along with an updated revision date.

Contact Us

For fact-checking concerns, correction requests, or questions regarding this policy, please contact us:

Website: News Jankari
Website URL: https://newsjankari.in/
Email: websitevilla001@gmail.com
Location: Tokyo, Japan

We appreciate reader feedback and believe that transparency, verification, and responsible corrections are important parts of maintaining a trustworthy information platform.

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