Editorial Standards & Code of Ethics
Todaybhav operates under a strict code of editorial independence, source verification, and transparent disclosure modeled on international commodity journalism standards.
01Dual-Source Verification Protocol
No market-moving development, crop damage assessment, or price movement is published without verification against at least two independent primary records. Eligible sources include official APMC arrival ledgers, registered miller invoices, customs bills of entry, and corroborated physical broker panel confirmations.
02Zero Synthetic Hallucination Policy
Commodity markets demand exact precision where a ₹20 error impacts supply chain contracts. Todaybhav strictly prohibits unverified synthetic AI text or simulated pricing figures. Every article is reviewed by qualified agricultural domain analysts with verifiable market track records.
03Trading Prohibitions & Anti-Conflict Rules
To protect reader trust, all analysts, reporters, and editors are legally barred from trading open futures or options derivatives in commodities falling within their coverage beats. Todaybhav maintains no commercial proprietary trading desk and receives no trading execution rebates.
04Transparent Corrections & Retractions
When a material factual or numerical error occurs, Todaybhav issues an explicit correction notice at the top of the article detailing what was modified, why, and the exact timestamp of correction. We do not stealth-edit stories or delete contentious factual updates.
05Commercial & Advertising Firewalls
Our newsroom maintains an impenetrable firewall between business sponsorships and editorial coverage. Commercial advertisers, data subscribers, or platform partners exert zero editorial influence over our market commentary or price assessments.