This page explains how Gurgaon News decides what to publish and how we check it. Last updated: 14 November 2026.
What we publish
We publish news reports, explainers and analysis about Gurugram. We try to make clear which is which. When a piece is analysis or opinion, it says so.
Sourcing
We prefer primary sources: government notifications, court orders, official statements, project documents and data from the agencies concerned. Where we can link to a source we do, so you can check it yourself.
If a story rests on one source we say so. If we cannot confirm a claim we say that too, instead of implying it is settled.
Numbers and dates
We check figures against the source and say what date they apply to. Property rates, project timelines and civic rules change often, so an old number can mislead.
Reporting and our reading of it
When we explain what a project could mean for a sector or neighbourhood, we separate what has been announced from what we think it may lead to. Infrastructure timelines in Gurugram have slipped before, and we say so when it matters.
Independence
News coverage on Gurgaon News is not for sale. If we ever publish sponsored content, it will be clearly labelled as sponsored and kept separate from our reporting.
Images
We credit photographs where we use them. Some illustrations on this site are created with AI tools to give a story a visual. They are not photographs of real events and we do not present them as such.
Mistakes and feedback
Our Corrections Policy explains how we fix errors. To report one, write to news@gurgaonnews.in.