The Field Weekly

Editorial Policy

How we report, where we stand, and how to reach us.

How we report

Each issue collects analysis on a week’s developments in Indian sports: results, technique, athlete development, institutional structures, and the culture surrounding competition. Stories are organized around a coverage beat (see Contributors) and reviewed before publication.

Where we stand

We are deliberately biased toward the athlete. Indian sports coverage defaults to the federation’s press release and the administrator’s quote; we start from the competitor’s effort, risk, and circumstance instead, and hold institutions accountable to that. We disclose this stance rather than pretend to a neutrality we don’t practice. If a claim in a story turns out to be factually wrong regardless of that stance, see Corrections below.

Corrections

If you find a factual error in a published story, email us (below) with the story URL and what’s wrong. We’ll fix it and note the correction in the story rather than silently editing it.

Ownership & advertising

The Field Weekly carries a single advertising slot, labeled “Advertisement” wherever it appears. Editorial coverage decisions are made independently of that or any future advertiser.

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