Disclosure

Disclosure & Affiliate Disclosure

Last updated: 28 August 2026

Affiliate links

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Sponsored content

If we accept payment to publish an article, it will be:

• Clearly labelled “Sponsored” or “Paid partnership” at the top of the article
• Editorially independent — the sponsor does not see the article before publication
• Disclosed in this Disclosure page as well as on the article itself

As of this writing, Aaditya Labs has no active sponsored content.

Editorial positions

The author of Aaditya Labs may hold positions in:

• Indian listed equities (NSE/BSE) in sectors covered by the blog
• Indian mutual funds and ETFs
• Public-sector bonds and small-savings schemes

Positions are not held in private companies covered by the blog (insider-trading risk) and are never held short-term for article-driven price moves. Articles are written before any trade is placed, with at least a 48-hour gap.

AI tools usage

Aaditya Labs uses AI-assisted research tools (including large language models) for first-draft research and number-checking. All final writing, editorial judgement, fact-checking, and source verification is done by the human author. No article is published without human review.

Gifts & hospitality

Press passes to conferences are accepted and disclosed. Product samples for review are returned or paid for at retail after the review period. Travel and hospitality above ₹5,000 in value from a single source in a calendar year is disclosed.

Why disclose?

Readers deserve to know when an article might be influenced by money, employment, or holdings. Disclosure is the floor, not the ceiling — even when not legally required, we lean toward over-disclosure.