The Featured section of The Chenab Times highlights individuals whose work, public presence, or social impact has drawn sustained attention and relevance. These articles aim to provide readers with a contextual, balanced, and factual profile of individuals who influence public discourse, civic life, culture, or social change.
Featured articles are not endorsements. They are journalistic profiles based on relevance, visibility, and public interest at the time of publication.
Selection Criteria
Individuals are selected for the Featured section based on a combination of factors, including:
public engagement or visibility, including but not limited to social media presence
relevance to ongoing public, social, cultural, or civic conversations
demonstrated impact within their field or community
sustained public interest rather than temporary virality
We seek diversity across professions, regions, and backgrounds, and avoid repetitive or promotional profiling.
Editorial Process
Featured articles are researched and edited following the same editorial standards applied to all content published by The Chenab Times.
The process may include:
review of credible media coverage and public records
verification of publicly available information
contextual analysis of the individual’s work and public role
direct interaction or interviews, where appropriate
The framing, scope, and placement of a Featured article remain editorial decisions.
Accuracy and Fair Representation
All reasonable efforts are made to ensure factual accuracy and fair representation.
Claims and achievements are verified through reliable sources.
Context is provided to avoid exaggeration or misrepresentation.
Where information is disputed, evolving, or unclear, this is reflected transparently in the article.
If an error is identified after publication, it is addressed in accordance with our Correction Policy.
Editorial Independence
The Chenab Times does not accept payment, gifts, or favors in exchange for featuring individuals.
Featured articles are selected solely on editorial merit and public relevance. Any attempt to influence coverage through inducement or pressure results in automatic disqualification from consideration.
Feedback and Concerns
We welcome feedback regarding Featured articles. Readers or individuals may contact the editorial team to point out factual inaccuracies or provide additional context. Editorial decisions regarding inclusion, framing, or prominence remain with the newsroom.
Clarity for Readers
The Featured section is intended to inform, contextualise, and document public relevance — not to promote or market individuals. Readers should interpret Featured articles as journalistic profiles produced in the public interest