Fact-Checking & Verification Policy
Accuracy is paramount in civic documentation. A single incorrect form number, an outdated late-fee figure, or an inaccurate document checklist can lead to an applicant's file being rejected by a government registrar or delayed by several months.
Fact-Checking Hierarchy
When our researchers evaluate any administrative claim, they apply a strict 4-tier evidentiary hierarchy:
Acts of Parliament, State Legislative Assembly notifications, and the Gazette of India published by the Department of Publication.
Official Office Memorandums (OMs), administrative guidelines, and FAQs published directly on .gov.in websites (e.g., UIDAI, MoRTH, MEA, Income Tax).
Reported judgments of the Supreme Court of India and High Courts interpreting statutory rules (e.g., Hindu Succession Act amendments, surname rights).
Live navigation of active government user portals to verify button flows, captcha rules, and online payment gateways.
Annual Verification Audits
Government departments frequently update digital portals, fees, and forms. eGyan conducts systematic periodic audits of our published guides. If an official procedure changes before our scheduled audit, citizens and practitioners can notify us directly at editorial@egyan.in.