How to send a local news tip the desk can check
A useful tip says what you saw, where, and when, and it leaves room for the desk to confirm it. A forwarded rumour does not do that.
Local news starts with someone who was there. The desk in Unchehara can only use a tip that another person could, in principle, verify.
Write what you observed
Say what you saw or were told, the neighbourhood or office, and the day. If you have a photo of a notice on a wall, send the photo and say where the wall is. If you are passing on someone else’s account, say that plainly.
Leave out the parts you do not know
Do not guess a number of people, a sum of money, or a motive. Those are the details that turn a tip into a rumour. You can write “I do not know how many people were in the queue.”
Email info@shardaitservices.com or call the desk number on our contact page. Please do not send documents that contain someone else’s identity number unless they asked you to and the story cannot be understood without a redacted copy.
Source / reference
This note points at a page the desk used. It is not a claim that the other site wrote this article.
Questions this article answers
What should a tip include?
What happened, the place, the time, who is affected, and how you know.
Will you publish a message as I sent it?
No. The desk reads it, checks what can be checked, and writes the article.
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