Taaza Khabar brings together India and world news in English. This reader guide explains how to use the source links, image labels and contact options on our refreshed website.
Start with three checks
- Check when a story was published and when the event happened.
- Open the linked sources for the original announcement or reporting.
- Read image captions before treating a photograph as evidence of an event.
Follow the sources
Our current article format includes links to the material behind a story. These can include official announcements and original reporting. A source link lets you examine the wording, date and context for yourself. It does not mean the source endorses Taaza Khabar.
Developing stories can change. Pay attention to whether a statement describes a confirmed result, a proposal, an estimate or an allegation. A proposal should not be read as a rule already in force, and an allegation is not a finding of guilt.
Understand the images
A representative stock image illustrates a topic; it is not a photograph of the reported event. Our newly formatted stories label this distinction and include the creator or source credit. A rocket photograph, for example, may illustrate launch technology without showing a launch that happened today. The featured image for this guide is our brand logo.
AI assistance and editorial transparency
AI is used to assist with drafting and formatting. AI-assisted articles carry a disclosure. This does not remove the need to examine supporting sources or correct errors. For more information about the publication, visit About Taaza Khabar.
Send a tip or correction
If you spot an error, use our Contact, tips & corrections page. Include the article link, the specific statement you are questioning and a reliable supporting source where possible. Please avoid sending sensitive personal documents through a general news-tip form.
Browse the nine news sections from the site navigation, or follow @taazakhabar1991 on Instagram for selected stories. The website remains the place to read full articles and their sources.
Publication update · 4 October 2026. Prepared with AI assistance.
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