Editorial Policy

We want every article on Hinduism.co.uk to be accurate, fair and useful. This page explains how we work.

Accuracy and sources

Our articles are based on primary texts in reputable translations and on published academic scholarship. Each article lists its main sources so that readers can check them and read further. Where dates or facts are uncertain or disputed, we say so.

Respect and balance

Hinduism includes many traditions, schools and communities. We describe beliefs as their followers understand them and, where traditions differ, we present the main views fairly rather than favouring one. We do not promote any particular organisation, guru or political position.

Review and updates

Each article shows the date it was last reviewed. We revisit articles regularly to correct errors, add detail and keep information such as festival dates and statistics up to date.

Corrections

If you believe something on this site is wrong or misleading, please contact us with details and, if possible, a source. We review every correction request and update articles where needed.

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