Editorial policy

Everything on Aavrio exists to help you understand, not to push you towards a decision. These are the rules our writers and editors follow.

Independence

Editorial decisions are made by the Aavrio team alone. Sponsors, startups and anyone else outside the team cannot pay for coverage, review a story before it is published, or ask for changes to it. Paid placements are kept apart from editorial content, as set out in the sponsorship policy.

Education, not advice

We explain how things work and what the numbers mean. We do not recommend buying, selling or holding any investment, and we do not predict prices. Where we show market data for teaching, we follow the rules that apply to education providers in India.

Sources

• News summaries are written in our own words and always link to the original report.
• Facts and figures come from primary sources where possible: regulators, exchanges, company filings and official statistics.
• Startup profiles use public information, and each one lists where its facts came from.

Review

Every piece is checked by an editor before it goes live. Learn guides show the date they were last reviewed, and we revisit them when rules or numbers change.

Corrections

If we get something wrong, we fix it and add a note at the end of the piece saying what changed and when. To report an error, use the contact page.

Authors

Articles are written and reviewed by the Aavrio team. Each one shows when it was published and last reviewed.