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We welcome reader questions, corrections, and suggestions for topics to investigate. We read every message, though editorial capacity means we cannot reply to all of them individually.

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What kinds of messages we respond to

Our editorial team gives priority to three categories of correspondence: factual corrections (if you believe a figure or claim in one of our articles is wrong, please cite the source you are working from and we will investigate promptly); story suggestions grounded in data you have encountered in official sources; and requests for clarification on methodology — for instance, how a particular index is constructed or why two official figures appear to contradict each other. General enquiries about advertising or commercial partnerships are acknowledged but are not our editorial team's primary focus. For those matters, please indicate clearly in your subject line.

Our commitment to reader correspondence

Gospregledx has a standing policy of publishing at least two reader-prompted articles per quarter — pieces that emerged directly from a question a reader posed to the editorial desk. If your question touches a gap in our coverage that other readers are also likely to encounter, there is a genuine chance it shapes a future article. We do not publish letters to the editor in a traditional sense, but substantive reader feedback does inform our editorial planning in a direct and traceable way. We believe that kind of dialogue makes the publication more accurate and more useful than a newsroom that writes entirely from the inside out.

Contact details

Address
14 Camac Street
Kolkata, West Bengal 700017
India

Email
contact@gospregledx.info

Telephone
+91 98310 44201

Editorial desk hours

Monday
09:00–18:00
Tuesday
09:00–18:00
Wednesday
09:00–18:00
Thursday
09:00–18:00
Friday
09:00–18:00
Saturday
10:00–14:00
Sunday
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