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Corrections & Verification Policy

Our commitment to public accuracy, verifiable audit trails, zero silent edits, and transparent rectification of factual financial data and regulatory filings.

1. Commitment to Public Accuracy

Capital market reporting requires exact precision. Erroneous figures regarding price bands, issue opening dates, lot sizes, or promoter quotas can distort investor expectations.

At Digital Arthalaya, we hold our platform to the highest standards of verifiable factuality. When an inaccuracy is detected through internal editorial audits, regulatory addenda, or reader reports, our policy is to investigate, verify against primary filings, and publicly correct the record with transparent editorial notices.

2. The 4-Step Rectification Workflow

Every reported discrepancy follows an institutional four-step verification and rectification sequence:

1

Intake & Logging

The report is logged with the target URL, disputed data point, and submitted reference citations.

2

Source Cross-Check

Editorial desk audits official DRHP/RHP exhibits, SEBI circulars, or exchange announcements.

3

Text & Schema Edit

If an error is verified, body text, tables, and JSON-LD structured data are corrected simultaneously.

4

Public Note Append

An explicit editorial note is appended stating what was corrected, why, and the exact timestamp.

3. Strict Timestamp & Audit Log Protocols

Readers and search engines deserve complete transparency regarding when an article was originally authored and when it was updated:

Published Date Standard Represents the actual calendar date and time (IST) on which the article was first made publicly available on Digital Arthalaya. We never backdate publication timestamps to past regulatory event dates.
Updated Date Standard Updated ONLY when substantive new factual developments occur (such as subscription day updates, allotment query links, listing prices, or verified error corrections). We strictly ban cosmetic timestamp bumping designed to simulate artificial freshness.
Zero Silent Edits Material changes are never made silently. Any amendment altering financial multiples, offer dates, or key metrics is accompanied by an editor's note explaining the rectification.

4. Update Severity Classification

We classify revisions into three clear editorial categories to maintain clarity with our readership:

Category A: Material Error

Material Factual Correction

Rectification of an erroneous financial multiple, price band, lot size, or regulatory deadline. Always accompanied by a prominent public editorial note.

Category B: Story Milestone

Developing Milestone Update

Addition of official daily subscription telemetry, anchor book allocations, or allotment links as the public issue progresses through its statutory timeline.

Category C: Polish

Minor Typographical Polish

Minor grammar, spelling, or UI formatting fixes that do not alter underlying facts, numbers, or regulatory dates. Handled without an editorial footnote.

5. How Readers Can Report a Discrepancy

We actively invite readers, market participants, and issuing entities to flag factual discrepancies. When submitting an inquiry, please provide:

  • Target URL: The exact web address of the article or guide in question.
  • Contested Statement: The specific sentence, table figure, or metric being challenged.
  • Primary Regulatory Citation: A link to or reference from the official SEBI DRHP/RHP, exchange circular, or audited report confirming the correct data point.

Our editorial compliance desk reviews all reader submissions within 2 to 4 business hours.