Anti-Fake News Policy

Prajalapaksham maintains a firm and active policy against the creation, distribution, or amplification
of misinformation. Combating fake news is a core editorial commitment of prajalapaksham.co.in.

Our Stance on Misinformation

Prajalapaksham recognises the serious harm caused by false information in society. We are committed
to publishing only verified, accurate content and actively working to counter the spread of
misinformation across digital platforms.

Verification Process

Every news item published on prajalapaksham.co.in goes through a structured verification process:

• Minimum two independent sources required for all factual claims
• Official statements and documents checked for authenticity
• Images and videos verified for context and origin
• Viral content reviewed using established fact-checking tools
• Social media claims cross-checked before inclusion

Fact-Check Partnership

Prajalapaksham collaborates with established fact-checking organisations and tools to verify disputed
claims. When a story we covered is found to be inaccurate, we publish a prominent correction
on prajalapaksham.co.in and update the original article accordingly.

Flagging and Reporting

Readers can flag potentially false content on prajalapaksham.co.in by using the report feature or
contacting our editorial team directly. All reports are investigated within 24 hours.

Training and Standards

All journalists and contributors at Prajalapaksham undergo training in digital verification, source
evaluation, and responsible reporting. Our editorial team follows IFCN principles for fact-checking.

Consequences of Violations

Any Prajalapaksham staff member or contributor found knowingly publishing false information will face
immediate removal from the platform and appropriate disciplinary action. prajalapaksham.co.in does not
tolerate deliberate misinformation under any circumstances.