Corrections Policy
How we handle mistakes — because a publication’s credibility is measured not by whether it makes errors, but by how it responds to them.
Daily Tips is committed to accuracy and transparency. When we make errors — and in the course of publishing hundreds of articles, errors do occur — we correct them promptly, clearly, and publicly. We do not quietly edit articles to cover up mistakes. We believe our readers deserve to know what was wrong, what was corrected, and when.
Our Corrections Process
We classify corrections into three categories based on their severity and impact on the reader’s understanding:
Level 1 — Minor Corrections
What: Typos, grammatical errors, formatting issues, broken links, or minor phrasing improvements that do not affect the factual substance of the article.
How we handle it: Corrected in the article without a separate correction note. These do not materially change the meaning or accuracy of the content.
Level 2 — Factual Corrections
What: Errors of fact — incorrect numbers, wrong dates, misattributed quotes, inaccurate names or titles, or other factual inaccuracies that could mislead the reader.
How we handle it: The error is corrected in the article and a clear correction notice is added at the top of the article. The notice states: what the original error was, what the corrected information is, and the date the correction was made. The original publication date is preserved.
Level 3 — Significant Corrections
What: Major errors that materially affect the meaning, conclusions, or implications of an article — such as misrepresenting data trends, incorrect analysis, or errors that could cause the reader to draw fundamentally wrong conclusions.
How we handle it: The article is corrected with a prominent correction notice at the top. Where the error is serious enough, we publish a follow-up article explaining the error, the correct information, and what we have done to prevent similar errors in the future. In extreme cases, we may retract an article entirely.
Our Commitments
Speed
Corrections are published as soon as the error is confirmed — typically within 24 hours of being reported.
Transparency
We never silently alter the substance of articles. All material changes are disclosed clearly.
Record-Keeping
This page maintains a running log of all significant corrections for public accountability.
Learning
We review all corrections internally to identify patterns and improve our editorial process.
Report an Error
If you believe you’ve found an error in one of our articles, we want to hear from you. Accuracy matters, and reader feedback is one of our most valuable tools for maintaining it.
Email: corrections@dailytips.in
Please include:
- The article title and URL
- A clear description of the error — what you believe is incorrect
- Supporting evidence or sources that demonstrate the correct information (if available)
- Your name and contact information (optional, but helps us follow up if needed)
You can also reach us through our Contact page. We acknowledge all correction requests and aim to respond within 48 hours.
Corrections Log
Below is a record of all significant corrections made to our published content. This log is updated whenever a Level 2 or Level 3 correction is issued.
April 2026
3 April 2026 — Krutrim, Sarvam AI, and India’s Quest to Build Sovereign AI
Added verified funding details (Krutrim $50M seed at $1B valuation; Sarvam AI ~$41M across seed and Series A) with source attribution.
3 April 2026 — Zepto, PhysicsWallah, and Lenskart: How India’s Leading Unicorns Are Scaling in 2026
Corrected: Article originally described these as “new 2026 unicorns.” All three achieved unicorn status between 2022–2024. Zepto valuation corrected from $3.6B to $7B (Oct 2025 round). PhysicsWallah IPO in Nov 2025 added.
3 April 2026 — Indian Markets See Brief Rally Before Record FII Outflows in March 2026
Corrected: Article originally framed March 2026 as a sustained bullish rally with FII inflows of ₹18,000 Cr. Actual picture: record $12.3B FII outflows, Sensex fell ~10% to ~71,947. Fully rewritten with accurate data.
3 April 2026 — RBI Holds Repo Rate at 5.25% in February 2026
Corrected GDP projections (added Goldman Sachs 6.9% external estimate). Inflation projection updated to ~2% for FY26. Added next MPC meeting date (April 6–8, 2026).
3 April 2026 — India’s Fantasy Sports Market: Valuation and Regulation in 2026
Added critical context: The Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Bill passed both houses in August 2025, effectively banning real-money fantasy sports. Article now prominently links to our coverage of the ban and notes the changed regulatory landscape.
This log covers corrections from April 2026 onward. It is reviewed and updated by the editorial team on an ongoing basis.
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