Editorial Policy – How We Write and Review

1. Native Telugu Language Review

We firmly reject raw machine-translated content. Every Telugu page, character chart, summary, and practice passage is authored or rewritten by native Telugu speakers and reviewed by a certified typewriting instructor. Telugu script is strictly rendered in standard Unicode (NFC normalized) without distorted ASCII glyph mappings.

2. Technical Exam Fact-Checking (SBTET, TGPSC, APPSC)

Examination dates, fees, passing marks, speed criteria, and syllabus requirements change periodically. Our policy requires:

• Every exam claim must cite a working official government or board notification URL.
• Every exam page displays a "Last Verified Date" badge updated on quarterly review cycles.
• We never copy proprietary exam question papers; all practice passages are 100% original educational material written in exam style.
• Clear disclaimers state our independent status from government testing agencies.

3. AI and Machine Assistance Policy

While artificial intelligence tools may assist in generating initial outlines or cross-referencing Unicode tables, no page is ever published directly from AI output. A named, qualified human editor rewrites, fact-checks, and validates every guide and passage.

4. Corrections and Error Handling

If an official government rule changes or a user spots a typo or software bug, our editorial staff aims to verify and update the content within 24 to 48 hours. All significant factual changes are logged in our publicly accessible Changelog.