How research enters the site
- Research identifies a topic and possible sources.
- Current claims are checked against the strongest available primary material.
- Conflicts and promotional claims are recorded instead of silently blended.
- The page is written in plain English with status labels and a review date.
- Later changes can update the claim record and preserve the correction history.
Source families
Official and statutory
Government departments, authorities, notifications, tenders, company filings and formal project records.
Research and history
Academic papers, environmental studies, archaeological records and historical documentation.
Credible reporting
News reports and industry coverage used with publication dates and a clear confirmation status.
Discovery material
Promotional pages and research summaries may provide leads, but they do not automatically become public evidence.
Source discipline: a repeated claim is not necessarily a verified claim. The page should show what supports it and how current that support is.
Read the full verification method
For the reader-facing labels and claim lifecycle, visit How we verify Dholera information.