Last Updated: October 2026

At Newziva.in, we are committed to publishing accurate, reliable, and trustworthy information. In the digital age, misinformation, unverified rumors, and clickbait claims spread rapidly across social media. Our Fact Check Policy establishes the rigorous standards we apply to separate verifiable facts from speculation.

1. The Fact-Checking Process

Before publishing any news article, launch report, or specification analysis, our writers must complete the following verification steps:

• Primary OEM Validation: We verify all horsepower, torque, battery capacity, range, camera megapixels, and processor clock speeds against official brand spec sheets.
• Regulatory Documentation: For automobile safety ratings and emissions, we verify findings with official Bharat NCAP, Global NCAP, and ARAI certifications.
• Price Verification: We distinguish between introductory ex-showroom prices and on-road estimates, clearly citing state-wise RTO and insurance variations.

2. Handling Rumors and Leaks

The tech and automotive sectors frequently generate leaks and rumors prior to official launches. When reporting on leaks, Newziva adheres to strict standards:

• We explicitly identify unconfirmed information as “Rumor” or “Expected Specs” rather than confirmed facts.
• We cite the track record and credibility of the primary source or tipster.
• We update the article immediately upon official announcement with verified specifications.

3. Reader Queries & Verification Requests

If you have spotted a claim on our platform or across the web that requires fact-checking by our editorial desk, please write to us at editorial@newziva.in.