Accuracy is the foundation of reader trust. When Vehaa publishes something wrong, we fix it quickly and transparently. This Corrections Policy explains how we handle errors.
How we correct errors
Minor fixes — such as typos, grammar, or formatting — are corrected silently. Factual corrections are different: the article is updated and a dated correction note is added describing what was changed and why, so readers can see exactly what happened.
How to report an error
If you spot a factual error in one of our articles, please leave a comment on the article with the article URL and a clear description of the error, or reach us through our Contact page. Include links to reliable sources where possible — it helps us verify and fix the issue faster.
Unpublishing
We do not unpublish articles except for legal or privacy reasons. Updates never rewrite history: significant changes to a story are always noted with a correction or update notice.
Our commitment
We would rather correct a story than defend an error. If you believe we got something wrong, tell us — we will investigate and respond.