How Plainly Pakistan verifies its reporting.
Plainly explains practical changes affecting people in Pakistan. AI assists with research and drafting, while publication depends on source checks, confirmation, and editorial review.
What we cover
We cover work and jobs, education, money and markets, law and regulation, federal civic information and technology. We avoid party politics and personality-driven reporting unless an operative institutional decision directly changes one of these subjects.
How a topic reaches publication
Topics are checked against multiple relevant sources. Official records are used where they establish what an authority did, and other reliable material is used to confirm context and practical effects. Articles are held when the available evidence is not strong enough.
What we hold or reject
Unresolved contradictions, unsupported allegations, personalized legal or financial advice, medical guidance, speculative forecasts, unsafe cybersecurity claims and material based primarily on social posts do not enter ordinary autonomous publication.
Originality and source access
Plainly writes original explanations from the available evidence. We do not bypass paywalls, CAPTCHAs, robots rules, or source rate limits.
Corrections
Meaningful factual updates create a new article version. Material errors receive a visible correction note explaining what changed and when. Publication dates are not changed merely to make an article appear fresh.