About
Anikaay publishes clearly sourced reporting, research explainers and practical guides by market, with named authors, visible dates and primary sources.
Anikaay covers technology, business, finance, health, science, guides. We publish market by market: each article belongs to one market edition, and that edition is written to the institutions, rules and primary sources its own readers deal with. We currently publish for United States and India. Every article is written to answer a question a reader actually has, with the reasoning shown rather than asserted. We explain how something works, what the evidence supports, and where the evidence runs out.
We are not a newswire and we do not break stories. We publish 10 articles so far, and we would rather publish nothing than publish something we cannot support.
Each article names the person who wrote it and shows the date it was published. When we make a substantive correction we update the article, change the visible “Updated” date, and log the change on our corrections page. Articles that draw on external research link to those sources at the point of use.
Our full editorial standards, including how we handle sources and how we decide what not to write, are on the editorial policy page.
We correct errors when we find them. If you believe something we published is wrong, tell us and include the article URL and the passage in question.
The editorial desk handles anything published without an individual byline, including policy pages and standing explainers. It is responsible for the corrections log and for checking that every claim in a published article traces to a cited source.
The research desk works from primary documents — filings, official statistics, court records and published papers — and is accountable for the accuracy of citations across the site. Named individual authors verify their own work; the research desk is the second pair of eyes before publication.
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