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Fact-Checking Policy

Fact-Checking Policy

Effective Date: July 23, 2026

At Common Citizen Nyay And Services (ccns.in), we are committed to providing our readers with accurate, reliable, and up-to-date information regarding Indian laws, civic procedures, government policies, and public rights. Fact-checking is a core step in our publication process to maintain high standards of legal literacy.

1. Sources of Information

Our editorial team relies strictly on verified, official, and authoritative primary sources, including:

  • The Constitution of India and Acts passed by the Parliament of India.
  • Official Gazette notifications, circulars, and government portals (e.g., India.gov.in, Digital India, Ministry of Law and Justice).
  • Judgments, orders, and rulings from the Supreme Court of India and various High Courts.
  • Official releases from public sector institutions and statutory bodies.

2. Content Review & Verification Process

Before any article is published on CCNS, it undergoes a thorough verification process:

  • Legal Accuracy: Legal terms, sections, and citizen rights are double-checked against official acts and documents.
  • Clarity Check: Complex legal jargon is simplified into easy-to-understand language while keeping core legal facts intact.
  • Regular Updates: Laws and policies change over time. We periodically review and update our existing content when amendments or new official guidelines occur.

3. Correction Standard & Process

Despite our strict standards, errors can inadvertently occur. When an inaccuracy is detected—either through internal review or user feedback—we follow a transparent approach:

  • We investigate the claim immediately against primary legal sources.
  • If an error is confirmed, we correct the article promptly.
  • Major corrections include a brief update note at the end of the article detailing the change for full transparency.

4. No Legal Advice Disclaimer

The content published on CCNS is intended solely for educational, civic awareness, and informational purposes. It should not be considered professional legal advice or a substitute for formal legal consultation.

5. Feedback & Reporting Inaccuracies

We actively encourage our readers, legal professionals, and law students to help us maintain accuracy. If you spot any factual error or outdated information, please reach out to us: