At Samhita, accuracy is not just an editorial standard—it's a responsibility. Every article is carefully reviewed before publication, but we understand that despite rigorous editorial processes, occasional errors or omissions may come to light. When that happens, we believe the right approach is to acknowledge them openly and correct them promptly.
The Errata section is designed to preserve the integrity of our publication by ensuring that there is an accurate and up to date record of any significant errors, clarifications and changes after publication.
How We Handle Corrections
Identifying an Error
Our editor, author and/or readers might detect corrections. Any reported problem is thoroughly considered and revised if necessary.
Review & Verification
Every correction request is considered to ensure the accuracy of information with reliable sources and original publication.
Publishing the Update
When it is confirmed, the necessary correction or clarification is made in the published article and a note is placed in the Errata section to ensure full transparency.
What May Be Corrected?
The Errata section can contain corrections on the following:
- Factual inaccuracies or incorrect information
- Names, dates, statistics, or references
- Typographical or formatting errors
- Citation and attribution updates
- Editorial clarifications and important revisions
A Transparent Editorial Record
We value the power of openness to strengthen credibility. A readily available record of corrections enables readers to access the edits they have made to the paper and supports our responsible publishing practices.
At Samhita, every correction is a testament to our commitment to accuracy, accountability and trust that our readers put in us.