Fact-Checking Policy

Fact-Checking Policy

At APB News, we are committed to providing our readers with accurate, verified, and unbiased news. Our reputation rests on our ability to distinguish fact from rumor.

1. Verification Process Every story we publish undergoes a multi-step verification process. Journalists are required to confirm information through at least two independent sources or through official government documentation (press releases, gazettes, or verified official social media handles).

2. Sourcing Standards We prioritize primary sources. If we quote a public figure, we strive to ensure the quote is captured firsthand or via an official channel. We are cautious with “unnamed sources” and only use them when the information is vital and the source’s safety is at risk.

3. Data & Statistics All numerical data, including election results or economic figures, are double-checked against official databases like the PIB, RBI, or relevant ministries before publication.

4. Social Media Verification In the age of viral misinformation, we do not report on social media trends until the underlying facts have been independently verified by our editorial team.

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