Editorial Guidelines & Fact-Checking Policy
At Torden Media, news integrity, thorough verification, and objectivity are at the foundation of our publishing framework. We adhere to Google’s E-E-A-T (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness) standards to ensure every article served to our audience is factual and accountable.
1. Multi-Step Fact-Checking Process
Before any news article, political analysis, or historical feature is published on tordenmedia.com, it must undergo strict verification supervised by Chief Editor Khushi Prajapati and Senior Author Bhumika Prajapati:
- Primary Source Prioritization: Writers must rely on direct primary sources, including official government documentation, legal filings, academic research, and verified eyewitness testimonials.
- Dual-Source Rule: Unverified claims, rumors, or unconfirmed reports from second-hand outlets require confirmation from at least two independent primary sources before publication.
- Historical & Ancient Content Verification: Articles covering historical narratives or ancient stories are cross-referenced with peer-reviewed academic publications and established historical databases.
2. Non-Partisanship & Unbiased Reporting
Torden Media does not align with any political party, corporate interest, lobbyist group, or activist organization. Our news reports on US politics and legislative updates are strictly objective, providing balanced viewpoints from all legitimate perspectives.
3. Sourcing, Attribution & Hyperlinking
Transparency is key to reader trust. We explicitly attribute all quotes, statistical data, and external research to their original creators, including direct outbound hyperlinks to primary resources whenever available.
4. Responsible AI Usage Policy
We do not publish fully automated or AI-generated news articles. While digital tools may be used for technical grammar checks and workflow optimization, every article published on Torden Media is researched, authored, human-edited, and fact-checked by our editorial team.