Editorial Policy

Sourcing

Every article draws on primary Sanatan sources — the Vedas, Upanishads, Bhagavad Gita, Puranas, Itihasa, and recognised commentaries. When we cite a scripture, we name the source. When a claim is contextual or interpretive rather than scriptural, we say so plainly.

Drafting

Drafts are produced by our internal editorial workflow, which combines AI-assisted writing with editorial oversight. See our AI Content Policy for the full detail of what AI does and does not do.

Review before publication

No article moves from draft to published without a two-stage internal review that checks factual grounding against sources, verifies dates, names and place references, and flags anything that risks being read as religious authority rather than shared learning. Articles that cannot pass review are returned to draft or archived; they are not published.

Dates

Each article shows a Published date and, when it has been changed, an Updated date. Dates are the exact timestamps recorded when the transition happened; they are not backdated.

Independence

Editorial decisions are made by Raaj Agi (Opc) Private Limited. We do not accept payment, gifts or sponsorship in exchange for editorial coverage. Product features referenced inside an article (for example a link to a report or an AI guide) are labelled as such.

Errors

See our Corrections Policy for how to report a mistake and how we respond.