Corrections Policy

When a factual error is identified in a published article, we correct the article and add a correction note at the bottom stating what was changed and when. Significant errors that change the meaning of a story are flagged prominently.

Typos, formatting, broken links and grammar are fixed without a note, as they do not change meaning.

When a story develops, we either publish a new article or update the existing one with an "Updated" timestamp and a line describing the update. We do not change publication timestamps to make old content appear new; "Updated" stamps are used only when content has genuinely changed.

If a correction affects claims we shared on social media or in the newsletter, we issue the correction on those channels too where practical.

People and companies covered by us who dispute the accuracy or fairness of a piece can write to editor@advora.media. We review every such request, respond within 7 working days, and where warranted correct the piece, add their response, or both. Formal grievances follow the process on our Grievance Redressal page.

We do not un-publish accurate journalism because a subject dislikes it. We consider removal or anonymisation in narrow cases: legal requirement, serious risk of harm, or content that was wrong at its core.

editor@advora.media with the article link and the specific issue.