Last Updated: August 2026
At BhumiGyan, we are committed to publishing accurate, reliable, and easy-to-understand educational content about Indian land records, government land services, property documents, and related administrative procedures. This Fact-Checking Policy explains how we verify information before publication and how we maintain the accuracy of our published content.
Our Fact-Checking Principles
Accuracy is one of the core values of our editorial process. Every article is reviewed with the goal of ensuring that the information is as accurate and current as reasonably possible at the time of publication.
- Verify information before publication whenever possible.
- Prefer official government sources over secondary sources.
- Present information in a clear and neutral manner.
- Update articles when official information changes.
- Correct verified factual errors promptly.
Primary Sources We Use
Whenever available, BhumiGyan relies on publicly accessible official sources, including:
- State Land Records Department websites.
- Revenue Department portals.
- District Administration websites.
- Official government notifications and circulars.
- Gazette publications.
- Official user manuals and guidance documents.
- Publicly available laws, rules, and regulations.
When an official source is available, it is considered our preferred reference.
Verification Process
Before publishing an article, our editorial process may include the following steps:
- Review the relevant official government website.
- Check applicable notifications, circulars, or public documents.
- Compare information across multiple official sources when appropriate.
- Confirm government portal URLs and navigation paths.
- Review screenshots or interface details for accuracy when included.
- Conduct an editorial review before publication.
Secondary Sources
When official information is limited or unavailable, we may consult reputable secondary sources to better explain a topic. However, official government publications remain our primary reference whenever possible.
Secondary sources are used only to improve understanding and do not replace official government guidance.
Content We Do Not Verify Independently
Some information cannot reasonably be verified by an independent publisher. Examples include:
- Individual land ownership claims.
- Private property disputes.
- Pending government decisions.
- Unofficial rumours or social media claims.
- Information without a reliable public source.
In such cases, we avoid presenting unverified information as fact.
Keeping Information Current
Government services, websites, and administrative procedures may change over time. We periodically review important articles and update them when significant changes are identified.
- Changes to official portals.
- Updated application procedures.
- Revised eligibility requirements.
- New government notifications.
- Changes to document requirements.
Reader Feedback
We value feedback from our readers. If you believe an article contains incorrect, incomplete, or outdated information, you can report it through our Contact page. Reader feedback is reviewed by our editorial team as part of our quality assurance process.
Corrections
If a factual error is confirmed after publication, we update the content as soon as reasonably possible. Our correction process is described in our separate Corrections Policy.
Editorial Independence
Fact-checking decisions are made independently by our editorial team. Advertisers, sponsors, and external organizations do not influence how information is verified or presented on BhumiGyan.
Educational Purpose
The content published on BhumiGyan is intended for educational and informational purposes only. It should not be considered legal advice, professional consultation, or an official government statement. Readers should always verify important information directly with the relevant government authority or qualified professional before making legal or property-related decisions.
Our Commitment
We are committed to maintaining high editorial standards through careful fact-checking, transparent sourcing, regular content reviews, and prompt corrections when necessary. Our goal is to provide readers with trustworthy educational information that helps them better understand Indian land records and government services.