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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) – Trace News

Welcome to Trace News FAQ. Here you can find answers to common questions about our news coverage, editorial process, authorship, fact-checking, corrections, advertising, privacy and how to contact us.

About Trace News

Q1. What is Trace News?

TraceNews is an independent informational website that publishes research-based articles, explainers, guides, and updates across multiple categories. It covers topics from India and around the world, including technology, business, finance, sports, entertainment, education, automobiles, government, and other subjects.

Our goal is to make useful information easier to discover and understand.

Q2. Who are the founders of Trace News?

Trace News was founded by Ayush Kaushik, who serves as Founder.

Q3. Who owns Trace News?

Trace News is operated by its founders, Ayush Kaushik.

Q4. Is Trace News an independent news website?

Yes. Trace News is an independent digital publication. Unless specifically stated, Trace News is not affiliated with another news organization, government department, company or public institution.

News & Editorial Coverage

Q5. What topics does Trace News cover?

Trace News covers a wide range of topics, including:

  • Business & Finance
  • Sports
  • Technology & AI
  • Autos
  • Entertainment
  • Jobs & Education
  • Law & Government
  • India
  • World
  • Science
  • Other important developments

Q6. Is Trace News focused on news from India?

No. Trace News is a global digital news publication covering important news, developments and stories from India and around the world. Our coverage is not limited to any single country or region.

We aim to cover news and developments across different countries, regions and industries, with content intended for a worldwide audience. While India remains an important part of our coverage, Trace News also covers international business, sports, technology, entertainment, politics, science and other major global developments.

Our goal is to deliver relevant and informative news to readers across the world.

Q7. How often does Trace News publish articles?

Trace News publishes articles regularly based on current developments, important events, research, trends and topics that may be relevant to its readers.

Authors & Content Creation

Q8. Who writes the articles published on Trace News?
Articles published on Trace News are currently researched and written by Ayush Kaushik (Founder). They are responsible for researching topics, reviewing available information and preparing articles for publication on Trace News.

Q9. Are Trace News articles written by the Founder?

Yes. At present, the majority of Trace News articles are researched and written by Ayush Kaushik, Founder.

Q10. How does Trace News research its articles?

Trace News articles are prepared through independent research using relevant and publicly available information. Depending on the topic, research may include official government sources, company announcements, regulatory information, official organizational sources, reports, public records, data and other credible sources.

The information is reviewed and organized before an article is published.

11. Does Trace News verify the information used in its articles?

Trace News aims to verify important information before publication by reviewing relevant sources and cross-checking information where appropriate.

The level and method of verification may vary depending on the nature of the story, the availability of sources and how quickly information is developing.

12. Does Trace News use AI tools when creating articles?

Yes. Trace News may use AI-assisted tools to support different stages of content creation, including research assistance, organising information, brainstorming, summarising material and improving language and readability.

However, AI tools are used as supporting resources and not as a replacement for editorial responsibility. Articles are researched, checked against relevant sources and reviewed by the people responsible for publishing them. We aim to provide readers with useful, accurate and informative content.

13. Does AI write Trace News articles?

Trace News may use AI tools to assist with certain parts of the content-development process, but published articles are researched, reviewed and prepared under the editorial responsibility of Ayush Kaushik (Founder).

14. Who reviews the articles before publication?

Articles published on TraceNews are reviewed by the editorial team led by Founder Ayush Kaushik.

The review process focuses on checking relevant information, reviewing available sources, improving clarity and ensuring that articles are suitable for publication. We aim to identify and correct factual errors before content goes live.

15. Does TraceNews have a team of journalists?

TraceNews currently operates with a small, founder-led editorial structure rather than a large team of professional journalists.

Articles are researched and prepared by Founder Ayush Kaushik across different content categories. We cover a wide range of subjects, and we do not claim that every article is written by a specialist or professional journalist.

Our focus is on providing informative content based on research and relevant publicly available information.

16. How can readers report incorrect information?

We welcome feedback from readers who identify factual errors, outdated information or misleading details in our articles.

To report an issue, email us at tracenews121317@gmail.com with the following details:

  • The URL of the article.
  • The specific information you believe is incorrect.
  • The correct information, along with a reliable source or supporting reference, if available.

Our team reviews correction requests and makes appropriate changes when an error is confirmed. Significant corrections or clarifications may also be mentioned within the relevant article.

For more information, please read our Corrections Policy.

17. Does TraceNews provide professional financial or legal advice?

No. TraceNews provides informational and educational content about finance, investments, business, law, government policies and other subjects.

Our articles are intended to help readers understand topics, developments, rules and available information. They should not be considered professional financial, investment, legal, tax or other specialised advice.

Readers should independently verify important information and consult a qualified professional before making financial, investment, legal or other significant decisions. TraceNews does not guarantee any particular financial, legal or investment outcome.

18. How can businesses contact Trace News?

Businesses, brands, agencies and organisations can contact Trace News for general business enquiries, advertising opportunities, partnerships and other professional communication.

For enquiries, please email us at tracenews121317@gmail.com with a clear subject line and relevant details about your organisation or proposal.

You can also visit our Contact Us and Advertise With Us pages for additional information.

Please note that advertising or business enquiries do not guarantee editorial coverage or favourable publication.

19. How does Trace News select topics?

Trace News selects topics based on their relevance, informational value, reader interest and significance.

Our topic selection process may consider:

  • Current events and important developments in India and around the world.
  • Trending topics and search interest.
  • Government announcements, official updates and public information.
  • Developments in business, finance, technology, sports and entertainment.
  • Educational and evergreen topics that help readers understand important subjects.
  • Frequently asked questions and issues relevant to readers.

We also use research tools, including Google Trends, to identify topics attracting public interest. Our aim is to publish useful and informative articles rather than simply follow trends. We consider the availability of reliable information and relevant sources before preparing content.