DNPA Code Of Ethics – Health IMP

Last Updated: December 7, 2025

By Vishal Lakhe

HealthImp is a voluntary and proud signatory to the Code of Ethics and Guidelines framed by the Digital News Publishers Association (DNPA) of India. We fully subscribe to and strictly adhere to the principles laid down by the Association for maintaining responsible standards of digital publishing.

HealthImp publishes informational content related to finance, technology, movies, and international geopolitical developments. Our editorial practices follow transparency, accuracy, and accountability to ensure readers receive reliable and responsible information.

1. Accuracy and Fairness

HealthImp is committed to publishing accurate, well-researched, and fact-based content. Articles related to financial markets, technology developments, movies, and international events are researched using publicly available information from credible sources.

For financial topics such as share price targets, IPO updates, and finance news, information may be gathered from stock exchange disclosures, company announcements, regulatory filings, financial reports, and reputable news sources.

We strive to verify important facts using multiple credible sources before publication. If any factual error is identified after publication, we aim to correct it promptly and transparently.

2. Impartiality and Objectivity

HealthImp maintains editorial independence and does not allow political, corporate, or external influence to affect the integrity of its content.

Articles published on the platform are based on publicly available information, research, and editorial analysis. Opinions expressed in analysis articles represent the interpretation of the author and are not influenced by payments, sponsorships, or promotional arrangements.

The platform does not accept compensation in exchange for favourable coverage of companies, products, or individuals.

3. Respect for Privacy

HealthImp respects the privacy of individuals and organizations. Personal information is not published without legitimate reason or public interest.

Private personal details, sensitive financial information, or confidential data are not disclosed unless they are already publicly available and relevant to the context of the article.

We take care to ensure that our content does not unnecessarily invade personal privacy.

4. Distinction Between News and Opinion

HealthImp clearly distinguishes between factual reporting and editorial interpretation.

News articles covering financial developments, technology updates, movie releases, or international events focus on presenting factual information.

Analysis articles, movie story explanations, or opinion-based content may include interpretation or commentary. Where editorial views are expressed, the content is written clearly to reflect that it represents analysis rather than factual reporting alone.

5. Original Content and No Plagiarism

HealthImp is committed to publishing original content written by the author or editorial team.

Plagiarism is strictly avoided. When external data, statistics, or information from other sources are referenced, proper attribution and source acknowledgement are provided.

The platform does not copy or reproduce content from other publishers without adding original value and appropriate references.

6. Transparency of Sources

Whenever possible, HealthImp provides references or links to the original source of information used in articles.

These sources may include official company announcements, stock exchange filings, government publications, technology reports, movie announcements, or credible news sources.

Anonymous sources are rarely used and only when necessary to protect confidentiality while still serving the public interest.

7. Responsible Headlines and Content

HealthImp avoids sensationalism, misleading headlines, or exaggerated claims designed to attract attention without factual basis.

Headlines and article summaries are written to reflect the actual content of the article. The goal is to inform readers rather than create unnecessary panic, hype, or confusion.

Responsible presentation of information remains a core editorial principle.

8. Right of Reply

Any company, individual, or organization that believes it has been inaccurately represented in content published on HealthImp has the right to request clarification or correction.

Requests for response or clarification may be submitted through the contact email. After reviewing the request and verifying the claim, appropriate updates or responses may be published when necessary.

9. Corrections and Updates

HealthImp values transparency and accountability. If an error is discovered after publication, we aim to correct the information as quickly as possible.

Corrections may include updates to the article, clarification notes, or revision of incorrect information. In cases where significant inaccuracies are identified, a correction notice may be added to inform readers.

10. Advertising and Sponsored Content

HealthImp may display advertisements through services such as Google AdSense and other ethical advertising partners.

Advertisements displayed on the website are clearly identifiable and are separate from editorial content.

Advertising placements do not influence the editorial decisions, opinions, or analysis published on the website.

11. Protection of Children and Vulnerable Groups

HealthImp does not publish content that exploits minors or vulnerable communities.

Content related to financial awareness, technology, entertainment, or global affairs is presented responsibly and does not encourage harmful or irresponsible behavior.

The platform aims to maintain ethical standards that respect social responsibility.

12. Complaints and Redressal

Readers who believe that any content on HealthImp violates the DNPA Code of Ethics or contains inaccurate information may submit a complaint through our official contact email.

Email: contact@healthimp.in

All genuine complaints will be reviewed within a reasonable time frame. Appropriate action, including corrections, clarification, or removal of content, may be taken when necessary.

By following the DNPA Code of Ethics, HealthImp reaffirms its commitment to responsible digital publishing and transparent information sharing.

This Code of Ethics is maintained on the website to demonstrate our accountability to readers and our dedication to ethical online journalism in India.

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