Last updated: 03 October 2026
If something we published has wronged you, this page tells you exactly how to raise it and what happens next. This mechanism is provided under the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021.
Grievance Officer
Name: [TO BE COMPLETED]
Email: [TO BE COMPLETED]
Address: [TO BE COMPLETED]
Phone: [TO BE COMPLETED]
What you can raise
- A factual error in an article.
- Content you believe is defamatory, obscene, invasive of privacy, or otherwise unlawful.
- Copyright infringement.
- A breach of our Editorial & AI Policy.
- Misuse of your personal data.
How to complain
Email the Grievance Officer with:
- the URL of the article;
- what specifically is wrong, quoting the passage;
- why — with any evidence you have;
- your name and contact details.
What we do, and by when
| Stage | Timeline |
|---|---|
| We acknowledge your complaint in writing | Within 24 hours |
| We investigate and dispose of it, telling you the outcome and reasons | Within 15 days |
| Content that is plainly unlawful is removed | Within 36 hours of a valid notice |
If you are not satisfied
You may escalate to the self-regulating body of which we are a member, and thereafter to the Oversight Mechanism of the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of India, under the 2021 Rules.
Factual corrections
For a straightforward factual error, our Corrections Policy is usually faster than a formal grievance.