SVECTOR / Publication information
Corrections and right of reply.
A clear route for challenging a finding, supplying counterevidence or responding to an investigation.
Website policy dated 16 October 2026.
Submit a correction or response
Email team@svector.co.in with the subject “Research correction / response” and the report identifier. A company, person or other affected party may submit a factual correction, relevant counterevidence, a response to a conclusion or a concern about attribution.
What to include
Identify the article or report, the specific passage or finding, the reason it is disputed, and the primary document or other evidence supporting the proposed correction. Include the sender’s name, role and a reply address. Where possible, provide a public source link and the relevant page or section.
How the submission is assessed
A submission should be assessed against the cited record and the scope of the conclusion. A disagreement about interpretation is considered separately from a factual, numerical or attribution error. Unsupported assertions should not automatically replace a supported finding, and material counterevidence should not be ignored because it changes the original assessment.
Updates and transparency
A material correction should identify what changed, when it changed and which conclusion is affected. A substantial revision should receive an identifiable updated version. Where appropriate, a substantive response may be summarised or linked with clear attribution. Receiving a submission does not imply agreement with it.
Publication of correspondence
Do not send confidential documents or personal information unless needed for the issue. State if correspondence is intended as a publishable statement or if it contains confidential material. This contact route does not promise source anonymity, a legally privileged relationship or secure whistleblower intake.
Legal notices
A formal legal concern can be brought to the team’s attention at team@svector.co.in. Identify the sender and authority to act, the disputed material, the legal basis of the concern and the requested response. This email route does not determine the validity of legal service or replace any procedure required by applicable law.
Current edition status
The source CIU-001 edition states that no company-response process was completed before that edition. The existence of this corrections route does not imply that a response was sought, received, verified or incorporated into that original record.