Fact Checking Policy – MilliCalc

At MilliCalc, accuracy is the foundation of our credibility. We recognize that financial and informational content can influence user understanding, which is why every article published on the website undergoes a structured and careful fact-checking process before it goes live. This policy outlines our transparent and systematic approach to verification.

1. Scope of Fact-Checking

Every claim related to share price movements, market trends, news updates, events, and other informational topics is treated as verifiable. Opinion-based content is clearly distinguished from factual reporting.

2. Primary Source Priority

We rely on authoritative and credible sources, including:

• BSE and NSE filings
• Regulatory bodies such as SEBI, RBI, and other official institutions
• Company press releases and official announcements
• Verified news platforms and public reports
• Government publications and official data

Wherever possible, references or links to original sources are provided.

3. Multiple Source Verification

No important financial data or claim is published based on a single source. We cross-check all key information with multiple credible sources to ensure reliability and accuracy.

4. Data Validation Process

All numerical and factual data is carefully reviewed before publication. Financial figures, percentage changes, and market-related data are validated against original and trusted sources. We ensure that the information presented is consistent and accurate at the time of writing.

5. Attribution and Transparency

We maintain transparency by clearly attributing information to its sources. Any statistics, quotes, or claims are supported by proper references so that readers can verify the information independently.

6. Pre-Publication Review

Each article goes through a review process before publication:

a) Initial review by the author to ensure accuracy of sources
b) Final review by the editorial team to verify key facts and clarity

Content is published only after passing these checks.

7. Handling of Rumours and Unverified Information

We do not present unverified rumours or social media speculation as facts. If such information is widely circulating, we clearly label it as unconfirmed and provide clarification wherever possible.

8. Use of Anonymous Sources

Anonymous sources are used only in rare cases where necessary and in the public interest. Such information is verified through multiple reliable channels before publication.

9. Post-Publication Corrections

If any error is identified after publication:

• A correction note is added promptly with clear details
• Incorrect information is updated with accurate data
• Major errors are addressed with proper clarification or apology

10. Reader Feedback Mechanism

Readers can report inaccuracies by contacting us at support@millionairecalculatorindia.in. All valid concerns are reviewed, and necessary corrections are made in a timely manner.

11. Training and Accountability

Our editorial team follows strict internal guidelines for fact-checking and content verification. Team members are responsible for maintaining accuracy and credibility in all published content.

12. Commitment to Continuous Improvement

This Fact-Checking Policy is reviewed regularly and updated as needed. We are committed to improving our processes to maintain high standards of reliability and trust.

By following this structured fact-checking approach, MilliCalc ensures that users receive accurate, reliable, and responsible information across all categories. We believe that trustworthy content is essential for informed decision-making and user confidence.

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