What this policy covers
It applies to devotional guides, aarti and chalisa text, mantra explanations, festival pages, image collection copy, product descriptions and FAQ answers on pranamapp.in. Legal policies have their own review and update process.
Research and writing process
We start with the reader's actual question, then compare established reference works, primary or institutional sources where available, and the product's first-party catalog. Copy is written specifically for Pranam rather than assembled from scraped pages.
For traditional lyrics, we check line order, Devanagari spelling and the version used in the Pranam audio catalog. Regional variants may still exist, so pages say when wording can differ. For festival dates and muhurat, location and panchang method matter; we do not publish one universal time as if it applies everywhere.
Claims we avoid
We do not promise cures, guaranteed wealth, guaranteed outcomes or professional advice from a devotional practice. Spiritual language in traditional verses is presented as part of the text and explained as devotional expression, not a measurable guarantee.
We do not invent expert reviewers, ratings, user counts or awards. Product limits, prices and availability are checked against the live app and official store listing before publication.
Use of AI tools
AI tools may assist drafting, translation checks or content organization, but a page is not published solely because a model produced it. Names, lyrics, dates, product facts, links and sensitive claims require human verification against the sources available to us.
We do not create hundreds of near-duplicate pages only to target keywords. A page must have a distinct user purpose and enough original value to stand on its own.
Corrections and updates
Every guide shows a last-updated date. Material corrections are made in the page itself rather than hidden in search metadata. To report an error or a culturally sensitive issue, email support@pranamapp.com with the page URL and the exact passage.
Common questions
Can I report an incorrect lyric or translation?
Yes. Email support@pranamapp.com with the page URL, the line in question and, when possible, the reference version you use.
Does Pranam claim one tradition is the only correct one?
No. We describe broad practices and note meaningful differences. Family, temple, regional and sampradaya traditions may follow different wording or methods.