Standards of Primary Source Verification, Peer Review, and Transparent Retraction
All historical articles must cite verifiable inscriptions, manuscripts, or archaeological reports.
Every dispatch undergoes multi-tier factual verification before publication.
Errors are acknowledged prominently at the top of the article with a clear explanation.
Writers must disclose any funding, institutional affiliations, or advisory roles.
Standards followed by our editors, researchers, and contributing scholars. Every dispatch undergoes multi-tier factual verification against primary epigraphic sources, inscriptions, and peer-reviewed journals before publication.
Beyond Bharat adheres to academic conventions of transliteration (IAST where relevant) and requires that quotes from classical texts (such as the Aryabhatiya, Surya Siddhanta, or Tamil Sangam anthologies) include chapter and verse citations.
If a factual error is identified post-publication, readers can submit a query to abwebtech.team@gmail.com. If substantiated, we append an updated note detailing the correction and date at the top of the article.