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Yes. Use a private browser window, avoid work devices, and reach us at [email protected] over a personal account. For higher-risk material, request our SecureDrop link and we'll set up a private channel within 24 hours.
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Do you accept sponsored content or paid articles?
No. DgTal India is a reader-funded editorial outlet. We run partnerships for research reports, events, and syndication only — never paid placements. Our editorial firewall policy is published in the About section.
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How do I report a factual error in an article?
Email [email protected] with the article URL, the line in question, and a source for the correct information. Verified corrections are appended to the article with a dated note and a public changelog entry.
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Academics, MPhil and PhD researchers, and journalism students are welcome to write to [email protected]. We respond to genuine research requests once a quarter, prioritising work published by affiliated institutions.
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Occasionally. We commission op-eds from named experts, practitioners, and policy researchers. Pitch a 120-word abstract to [email protected] with three examples of your previous writing and your area of expertise.
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Our reports carry a Creative Commons license that allows republishing with attribution and a link back. For translations, write to [email protected] and we'll respond with a quick syndication agreement.
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