At Kannada Samachar (kannadasamachar.com), we strive for 100% accuracy in every article we publish. However, if a factual error occurs, we believe in full transparency and will correct it promptly to maintain the trust of our readers.
1. Our Commitment to Accuracy
We cross-verify all job notifications, government schemes, and news updates with official sources before publication. Despite our rigorous fact-checking, if an error is identified, our policy is to correct it as quickly as possible.
2. How to Report an Error
We encourage our readers to help us maintain high standards. If you find a mistake—such as an incorrect date, a misspelling of a name, or an outdated link—please notify us immediately:
- Email: [email protected]
- Subject Line: Correction Request: [Article Title]
- Details: Please provide the URL of the article and a brief explanation of the error.
3. How We Implement Corrections
When a correction is made to a published article, we follow these standardized steps:
- Transparency: We update the article with the correct information immediately.
- Correction Note: A clear note will be added to the article (usually at the top for major errors, or the bottom for minor ones) explaining what was changed and the date of the update.
- Example: “CORRECTION: An earlier version of this article mistakenly stated the application deadline was Jan 5. The correct deadline is Jan 15.”
4. Clarifications vs. Corrections
- Correction: Used when a factual error was made (e.g., an incorrect number or date).
- Clarification: Used when the information was technically correct but lacked enough context, which could lead to a misunderstanding. We label these as “EDITOR’S NOTE” or “CLARIFICATION”.
5. Social Media Corrections
If we share an article containing an error on our social media channels (WhatsApp, Telegram, etc.), we will not simply delete the post. We will issue a follow-up message or a corrected post to ensure our followers are aware of the accurate information.