At gcte.in, we are committed to publishing accurate, verified, and trustworthy content. As a platform focused on educational and institutional information, we follow a clear and transparent fact-checking process to ensure that every article or update we publish is backed by reliable sources. This Fact-Check Policy outlines our editorial practices and approach to accuracy.
1. Our Commitment to Accuracy
We strive to maintain high standards of accuracy in all content published on our website. Before any information is published, it is:
- Verified against official sources
- Cross-checked for reliability and current relevance
- Reviewed for consistency and clarity
We believe in responsible reporting, especially when the content involves education, academic policies, or public updates.
2. Sources We Rely On
We use only trusted and verifiable sources to support the content we publish. These include:
- Government education portals (e.g., NCTE, UGC, SCERT, HPU)
- Official press releases and circulars
- Verified institutional websites
- National newspapers and accredited media outlets
- Public records and academic databases
We avoid using unverified or anonymous sources unless they are backed by additional documentation or supporting evidence.
3. Fact-Checking Workflow
Each article published on gcte.in goes through a structured editorial process:
- Research & Compilation – Our writers gather information from official and credible sources.
- Verification – Claims, figures, and dates are double-checked.
- Editorial Review – Senior editors review for factual consistency, neutrality, and structure.
- Updates – If new information emerges post-publication, we revise the article accordingly and update the timestamp.
4. Corrections and Updates
If any factual error is discovered:
- We correct it promptly
- An update note may be added if the change significantly alters the content
- Outdated articles are regularly reviewed and revised to reflect current data
5. Neutral and Non-Promotional Content
We strictly avoid:
- Promotional or biased language
- Unverified claims or speculative data
- Political, religious, or commercial endorsements
All published content is written in a neutral tone, prioritizing factual clarity and reader value.
6. Google News & Discover Compliance
Our fact-checking practices are aligned with:
- Google News Publisher Guidelines
- Google Discover Content Quality Standards
- Requirements for transparency, original reporting, and source attribution
We also label corrections or factual clarifications clearly when made to existing articles.
7. How to Submit a Correction
If you believe a published article contains inaccurate or misleading information, please contact us with the article link and supporting details.
Correction Email: [email protected]
Editor Contact: [email protected]
We review all correction requests and act on them promptly if verified.
8. Changes to This Policy
We may revise this Fact-Check Policy as our editorial process evolves or as compliance standards are updated. The revised version will be posted on this page with a new effective date.
