How we write and check our articles

Who writes our articles

Articles are published under the byline Kalnehi Team: the small team that builds Kalnehi Daily, run by Neven Academy Assam (see About us). We don't use invented author names or personas.

How AI helps, and where people decide

AI agents do much of the research and drafting. They find the official notices, draft the article, and then a separate fact-checking pass matches every number and date in it to one of those notices. Anything that can't be matched to an official source is cut.

A person on the Kalnehi Team reviews each batch before it goes live, using a table that lists every number and date next to its source, and signs it off. Nothing is published without that sign-off. Articles drafted this way end with a short “How this was made” note.

We don't publish invented statistics, testimonials or student stories. Hindi articles are written in Hindi for what Hindi-speaking students search for; they aren't machine translations of English articles.

Where our facts come from

Exam dates, eligibility, syllabus, pattern and marking come from the body that runs the exam, on its own website:

• National Testing Agency (JEE Main, NEET UG, CUET)
• JEE Advanced and JoSAA
• UPSC (Civil Services, NDA)
• ICAI (CA Foundation, Intermediate, Final)
• the IIMs' CAT website
• the IIT or IISc organising GATE that year
• NBEMS, NMC and AIIMS (NEET PG, INI-CET)
• CBSE and NCERT
• SSC
• the Consortium of NLUs (CLAT)
• the Ministry of Education

Articles written under this policy list their sources with the date we last checked each one, and we add sources to older articles as we update them. We don't use coaching websites, forums or news reports as the source of a fact. When the official source doesn't say something, we say so instead of guessing.

Dates and updates

Exam calendars and syllabi change every year. Each article shows when it was published and, if its content has changed since, when it was updated. Our exam countdowns show a “Last verified” date and call a date “expected” until the exam body announces it.

When an official notice changes something we've written, we update the pages it affects. We change the “Updated” date only when the content itself changes, never to make a page look fresh.

Corrections

If something on our site is wrong or out of date, email curioversitylearning@gmail.com with the page link and, if you can, the official notice that shows the right information. We check it against the official source and fix confirmed mistakes. You can also reach us through the contact page.

No paid placements

Nobody can pay to be mentioned, linked or ranked in our articles. We don't accept payment for coverage and we don't publish sponsored posts.

When we mention our own app

Kalnehi Daily is our product. Articles mention it where it helps with the topic, for example a syllabus tracker in an article about tracking the syllabus. We always say it's ours and never present it as an independent recommendation. Our comparison pages are written by us, about our own app.

We state the price plainly: the core planner is free forever; Smart Plan's AI features are paid, with a 7-day free AI trial. Details are on the pricing page.

Figures from the app

When an article quotes figures from Kalnehi Daily usage, they are totals or averages over at least 50 students in each group, with our own team's accounts left out. No individual student can be identified from them.