At Rugnaseva Prakalp, we are committed to sharing only reliable, verified, and responsible information with the communities we serve. Whether it’s about financial literacy, government schemes, health awareness, or social welfare — every piece of content we publish is fact-checked with utmost care and ethical responsibility.
We understand that misinformation in the fields of finance and public health can lead to real-world harm. Therefore, ensuring accuracy isn’t just a process — it’s a promise.
Objectives of Our Fact-Checking Process
We aim to:
- Ensure that our readers receive authentic and up-to-date information
- Protect public trust in our organization and our mission
- Help people make informed decisions in areas such as financial planning, welfare access, and healthcare
- Reduce the spread of misinformation, especially on sensitive social issues
Types of Content We Fact-Check
We apply fact-checking procedures across all key content types:
- Financial advice, savings methods, and investment-related awareness articles
- Government schemes, application processes, and eligibility criteria
- Health and wellness tips shared during awareness drives or through blogs
- Success stories or case studies, including names, dates, and statistics
- Social, environmental, and empowerment campaign claims
Our Fact-Checking Process
We follow a multi-step verification protocol:
🔹 Step 1: Source Verification
- Refer to official government portals (e.g., RBI, SEBI, PMAY, Ministry of Finance, etc.)
- Cross-check with respected NGOs, development agencies, or health institutions
- Use peer-reviewed or government-published reports and research papers
🔹 Step 2: Internal Review
- Each article or post is reviewed by at least two qualified volunteers or content reviewers
- If needed, we consult subject matter experts in finance, law, health, or rural development
🔹 Step 3: Timestamping & Updates
- We include the date of publication or update clearly
- We regularly review and update content when rules or policies change
Correction & Clarification Policy
If any content published by Rugnaseva Prakalp is found to be outdated, inaccurate, or misleading, we will:
- Immediately revise or remove the content
- Publish a note of correction or clarification at the end of the article
- Respond to any concerns raised by the public or partner organizations
You can report any inaccuracies to us at rugnaseva00@gmail.com.
Third-Party Information Disclaimer
Sometimes, we may refer to:
- Government schemes
- NGO collaborations
- Financial tools or calculators
While we fact-check the information at the time of writing, we are not responsible for future changes on third-party websites or policies. Users are advised to visit the official websites for the latest updates.
Public Participation in Fact-Checking
We encourage readers, experts, and members of the public to contribute to maintaining our information accuracy.
If you:
- Notice any incorrect information,
- Want to provide credible sources for verification, or
- Wish to challenge a published claim
You can write to us at 📧 rugnaseva00@gmail.com with the subject line: Fact-Check Request.
Continuous Learning and Improvement
Our fact-checking practices evolve with time. We participate in workshops, consult best practices from other reputed organizations, and train our team to better detect and prevent the spread of misinformation.
Contact Information
📧 Email: rugnaseva00@gmail.com
🌐 Website: www.rugnasevaprakalp.org
📍 Location: Sangli District, Maharashtra