How we prepare and maintain our guides

What supports a statement

For rules, eligibility and applications, we use official portals, notifications and information from the organisation responsible for the programme. Each guide shows when its sources were reviewed, so you can judge when to check for updates.

Facts, examples and advice

Our guides combine sourced information with practical questions and clearly labelled examples. Legal and financial guides are introductory: before making a decision, check current official requirements and seek advice suited to your circumstances.

Review and corrections

Check the review date on each guide and follow its official links for current deadlines, fees and eligibility. If you notice a broken link or outdated information, please let us know so we can review it.

To report an error, email connect@plsfoundation.com with the page address, the sentence concerned and a reliable source if available. Do not send private identity or financial records.

English and Hindi

Each article has separate English and Hindi pages. Source links may be in English. If translated guidance conflicts with an official rule, check the issuing authority’s text before acting and report the translation issue to us.

History, Hindu traditions and science

Hindu traditions are presented with respect as living faith and an essential part of India’s history and heritage. We name scriptures, traditional accounts and interpretations, and explain what historical records and archaeological evidence establish. Science guides use testable explanations and educational sources; spiritual ideas are discussed within their own context.

Free learning and responsible reuse

Our explanations and exercises are written for this library. We link to legitimate free textbooks, courses and original resources. Photographs carry their source and licence. Welfare guides explain public services and practical preparation; urgent or personal care needs should go to the appropriate qualified service.