Effective Date: August 12, 2026
TelanganaInfo (“we,” “us,” or “our”) is committed to publishing accurate, reliable, and transparent information for our readers. This Fact-Checking Policy explains the standards and procedures we use to verify content related to job opportunities, government schemes, public information, news, and other topics published on TelanganaInfo.
Our goal is to help users make informed decisions by providing information that is carefully sourced, reviewed, and updated where necessary.
1. Our Commitment to Accuracy
We make every reasonable effort to ensure that the information published on TelanganaInfo is accurate, current, and presented in a clear context.
Accuracy is particularly important for content involving:
- Government job notifications and recruitment updates
- Eligibility criteria, application procedures, and deadlines
- Government schemes, benefits, and public services
- Examination notices, results, and admissions
- News, public announcements, and policy developments
We do not knowingly publish false, misleading, incomplete, or unverified claims.
2. Our Fact-Checking Process
Before publication, our editorial team follows a structured verification process appropriate to the nature and importance of the content.
Primary Sources
Whenever available, we rely on original and authoritative sources, including:
- Official government websites and department portals
- Recruitment boards, public sector organizations, and employer websites
- Official notifications, press releases, circulars, gazettes, and PDF documents
- Authorized company announcements
- Official examination and educational institution websites
For job-related information, readers should always refer to the original official notification before applying.
Secondary Sources
When primary-source information is unavailable, incomplete, or requires additional context, we may refer to credible secondary sources, such as established news organizations, recognized industry publications, or trusted research institutions.
We assess the credibility, publication date, relevance, and reputation of secondary sources before using them.
Cross-Verification
Where practical, important claims are verified using more than one independent source. This is especially relevant for information involving:
- Application start and closing dates
- Vacancy numbers
- Eligibility requirements
- Salary or pay-scale details
- Exam schedules and results
- Government scheme benefits and conditions
- Breaking news and public-interest developments
Data and Context Review
Our editorial team checks factual details such as dates, figures, qualifications, age limits, links, locations, and application procedures against available source material.
We also review content for context. A factually correct statement can still be misleading if it is incomplete, outdated, or presented without important qualifications. We aim to explain relevant limitations, exceptions, and changes wherever possible.
Expert Consultation
For technical, legal, financial, medical, or otherwise complex subjects, we may consult qualified subject-matter experts or refer to authoritative institutional guidance to improve accuracy and clarity.
3. Editorial Review
All content is subject to editorial review before publication. Editors review articles for accuracy, clarity, sourcing, relevance, and compliance with TelanganaInfo’s editorial standards.
Content that may significantly affect readers’ decisions—such as recruitment notifications, government scheme details, deadline-based announcements, and breaking news—may receive additional review before publication.
We may update, delay, revise, or decline to publish content if reliable verification is not available.
4. User-Submitted Information
Users may send job leads, news tips, corrections, feedback, or other information through our website forms or by email at info@telanganainfo.in.
All user-submitted content is treated as a lead, not as verified information. We independently review and verify submissions before publishing them.
We may reject or remove submissions that:
- Cannot be verified through reliable sources
- Appear misleading, fraudulent, outdated, or incomplete
- Contain unsupported claims or rumors
- Violate applicable laws, rights, or our editorial standards
Submitting information does not guarantee publication.
5. Corrections and Updates
We recognize that errors can occur despite careful review. When an inaccuracy is identified, we aim to correct it promptly.
Depending on the nature of the issue, we may:
- Correct factual errors directly within the relevant article
- Update outdated information, including deadlines, vacancy details, or scheme requirements
- Add a correction note stating what was changed and when
- Publish a public correction notice for significant errors where appropriate
- Remove information that is materially inaccurate, misleading, or no longer reliable
For substantial corrections, we may include the date of revision and a brief explanation to maintain transparency with readers.
6. Reporting Errors
We welcome reports of possible errors, outdated information, missing context, or misleading claims published on TelanganaInfo.
To report an issue, please email us at info@telanganainfo.in and include:
- The page URL or article title
- A clear description of the concern
- Supporting documents, official links, or evidence, if available
- Your contact details, if you would like a response
We review good-faith correction requests promptly and generally aim to respond within 3–5 business days. More complex matters may require additional time for verification.
7. Editorial Independence and Objectivity
Our fact-checking and editorial decisions are made independently. Advertisers, sponsors, partners, and external organizations do not control our verification process or determine whether content is published, corrected, or removed.
We do not publish rumors, unsupported claims, or promotional information as factual reporting. Sponsored, advertising, or affiliate content, where applicable, will be handled in accordance with our editorial and disclosure practices.
8. Third-Party Sources and Links
TelanganaInfo may include links to third-party websites, including government portals, employer websites, job boards, educational institutions, and news sources.
We aim to link to reliable and relevant sources. However, we do not control third-party websites and cannot guarantee that their content will always be accurate, complete, current, secure, or available.
Readers should independently verify important information directly through official sources before applying for a job, submitting personal information, making payments, or taking any action based on information found through external links.
9. Limitations of Information
Information may change after an article is published. For example, employers and government departments may revise recruitment deadlines, eligibility criteria, vacancy counts, examination schedules, scheme conditions, or other details without prior notice.
Although we make reasonable efforts to update important information, TelanganaInfo cannot guarantee that every page will reflect the most recent change at all times.
Readers are strongly advised to verify critical details from the relevant official website, notification, employer, government department, or authorized institution before making decisions or taking action.
10. Policy Updates
We may revise this Fact-Checking Policy from time to time to reflect changes in our editorial practices, legal requirements, industry standards, or website operations.
Any updates will be posted on this page with a revised effective date. We encourage users to review this policy periodically.
11. Contact Us
If you have questions, concerns, correction requests, or feedback regarding this Fact-Checking Policy, please contact us:
Email: info@telanganainfo.in
Website: https://www.telanganainfo.in/
By using TelanganaInfo, you acknowledge our commitment to responsible sourcing, verification, transparency, and timely corrections.