BigBreakingWire reports on business, financial markets, the economy, policy, technology and world affairs. This page explains how we source, verify and correct what we publish.
Sourcing
We start from primary sources wherever possible — Reserve Bank of India releases, SEBI orders, NSE and BSE filings, government statements, court orders and company disclosures — and link readers to them. When we rely on wire services or another publication, we attribute the source and add context or analysis rather than republishing the report.
Verification
Every article is reviewed by a named human editor before publication. Market data and financial figures are cross-checked against exchange or official data. Headlines must be supported by the article and we do not use clickbait. Where information is unconfirmed, we say so.
AI-assisted tools
We use software, including AI-assisted monitoring and drafting tools, to help identify and summarise fast-moving developments. AI output is never published without human review: an editor checks the facts, sources and context, and is accountable for the final article. We do not use AI to invent quotes, sources or data. Where an article relies heavily on automated data, the article says so.
Corrections and updates
When we get something wrong, we correct it visibly and promptly in line with our Correction Policy. Material updates are timestamped. We do not backdate articles to make them appear newer.
Independence
Editorial decisions are independent of advertisers and sponsors. Sponsored content is clearly labelled. Our ownership and editorial team are listed on the Masthead; full standards are in the Editorial Policy.
Contact
Questions about our reporting, or a correction request: contact.bigbreakingwire@gmail.com.