Editorial & corrections policy | Bihar Agriculture Academy Patna

Purpose and scope

Learning content should explain a defined topic in clear language and provide useful context rather than repeat keywords or headlines. An article should distinguish established concepts from local recommendations, changing official rules and the author's interpretation. Where a claim depends on a source, the relevant reference should be named in the article.

Before publication

Editors should check that the title matches the material, definitions are consistent, examples support the explanation and any practice answer follows from the question. Dates, eligibility details and technical recommendations need verification against an appropriate original source. Imported questions remain drafts or under review until an editor checks them.

Corrections

A correction report should identify the page, the specific claim and the proposed change, with supporting evidence where available. Editors should review the original source before changing a disputed statement. Significant factual changes should be explained in the article so returning readers can understand what changed.

Attribution and originality

Publish original explanations or material that the operator has permission to use. Credit external sources and do not present copied material, generated text or unverified claims as reviewed expertise. A long article alone is not evidence of quality: accurate explanations and helpful examples matter more than length.

Advertising and independence

Any future advertising or sponsored material should be clearly distinguishable from editorial content. Commercial placement must not be presented as an answer key, official recommendation or examination notice. Readers can raise concerns through the contact page.