At Rugnaseva Prakalp (RSP), our content is guided by principles of honesty, responsibility, and social impact. Whether it is an article on financial schemes, a case study of rural empowerment, or a health awareness post — we are committed to producing factually accurate, balanced, and socially conscious content.
This editorial policy outlines our standards for content creation, publication, and review to maintain trust, clarity, and relevance in everything we publish.
Our Editorial Objectives
We publish content that:
- Educates the public on financial inclusion and literacy
- Raises awareness on health, gender equality, and rural development
- Shares success stories to inspire community action
- Provides access to verified government schemes and services
- Respects the dignity and privacy of individuals and communities
Content Types We Publish
Our editorial team works on a range of content formats, including:
🔹 Informational Articles
On financial planning, savings, loans, digital banking, and schemes like PMJJBY, PMSBY, and Atal Pension Yojana.
🔹 Case Studies & Field Reports
Covering the outcomes of RSP projects like women’s SHGs, child health initiatives, skill training programs, etc.
🔹 Awareness Campaigns
Social media posts, flyers, or blog articles promoting government schemes, women’s rights, or youth empowerment.
🔹 Interviews & Guest Content
Insights from healthcare professionals, financial educators, community volunteers, and field workers.
Content Creation & Review Process
Every content piece on our platform goes through a careful editorial cycle:
Step 1: Planning
Topics are chosen based on relevance to:
- Financial and social inclusion
- Community needs and seasonal issues (e.g., budget season, drought relief)
- Awareness drives and partner initiatives
Step 2: Research
Writers refer to trusted sources like:
- Government portals and policy documents
- Reports from NGOs and think tanks
- Academic journals or subject matter experts
- Real data from RSP programs
Step 3: Writing & Formatting
Content is written in:
- Simple, accessible language
- Regional context when needed (e.g., village-specific examples)
- Formats that work well for rural and urban audiences alike
Step 4: Editorial Review
Every article is:
- Reviewed by a senior editor for tone, structure, and clarity
- Cross-verified with our Fact-Check Policy
- Checked for grammar, neutrality, and cultural sensitivity
Editorial Principles We Follow
🟢 Accuracy & Accountability
- Facts are cross-checked before publication
- All sources are cited where applicable
- Outdated content is reviewed and updated regularly
🟢 Inclusivity & Respect
- No content promotes discrimination, bias, or stereotyping
- We give equal voice to rural women, children, and underserved groups
- Case studies are published with consent where identities are disclosed
🟢 Non-Commercial & Neutral
- We do not promote paid products, political ideologies, or corporate bias
- If any content is sponsored or collaborative, it is transparently disclosed
Corrections & Feedback
We welcome constructive feedback from our readers.
If you find:
- Any factual error
- An insensitive or unclear message
- Outdated data or broken links
Please contact us at 📧 rugnaseva00@gmail.com and we will respond within 5–7 working days. A correction note will be added where applicable.
User-Generated & Guest Content
We occasionally invite:
- Volunteers
- Educators
- Community workers
- Health or finance experts
to contribute to our blog or awareness material.
Such content is reviewed for alignment with our editorial goals and tone. However, the views expressed may reflect the author’s opinions and are not always official RSP policy.
Content Distribution & Language
- Our primary language of publication is English, with regional content available in Marathi and Hindi where applicable.
- We distribute content through our website, social media, WhatsApp groups, and printed materials in rural areas.
- Content is open for public use with proper attribution — we believe in sharing knowledge freely.
Contact Information
For editorial queries, content suggestions, corrections, or to contribute, reach out to: