Contact
We want to hear from you. Whether you have a tip, a document, a question about our reporting, a correction, or a business enquiry, there is an email address below that will reach the right people. NewsReverse is a small, new newsroom based in New Delhi, and we read what you send us.
How to reach us
General enquiries. For anything that does not fit the categories below, email hello@newsreverse.xyz. This is the best address for general questions about NewsReverse, feedback on the site, and reader messages.
Editorial and story tips. To share a story idea, a tip, or a document, or to reach a journalist about their coverage, email editor@newsreverse.xyz. If you are sending sensitive information, please tell us how you would prefer we handle it and whether you need to remain anonymous. Our approach to sources, including when and how we protect anonymity, is described in our editorial standards. Please do not send us information you are not legally free to share.
Corrections. If you believe we have published something inaccurate or unfair, email corrections@newsreverse.xyz with the article title or link, the specific point at issue, and any supporting evidence. We respond to correction requests, and every substantiated correction is logged publicly on our corrections page.
Advertising and partnerships. For advertising, sponsorship, or other commercial enquiries, email advertising@newsreverse.xyz. Commercial arrangements never influence our editorial coverage, and any sponsored content is clearly labelled and kept separate from our journalism.
Where we are
NewsReverse is based in New Delhi, India. We work primarily by email and generally do not take unscheduled visitors, so we have not published a street address or a phone number here; if a meeting or a physical delivery is genuinely necessary, please arrange it first by email and we will share the details you need.
What to expect when you write
We are a small team, and we would rather set an honest expectation than an impressive one. We read every message we receive. We aim to reply to correction requests and to time-sensitive editorial matters as quickly as we reasonably can, usually within a few working days, and to other enquiries as soon as we are able. We cannot promise to respond to every message, and we may not be able to act on every tip, but nothing is ignored. If a matter is urgent, please say so clearly in the subject line.
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