About Us

The Lost Paragraph publishes citation-backed civic journalism in Hindi, English, and Hinglish — reporting that names its sources instead of asking readers to take its word for it.

We cover RTI-sourced reports, court judgments explained in plain language, government-data investigations, tracking of elected representatives, and claim-vs-evidence fact-checks. Every published article carries a Sources section listing the real, named references its claims are drawn from — an article with no verifiable sources does not go live on this site.

What we cover

• RTI Desk — findings sourced from Right to Information replies and filings.
• Judgments Explained — court rulings explained in accessible language, without losing legal accuracy.
• Data Stories — investigations built from government and public datasets.
• Representative Tracker — tracking what elected representatives do with public funds and mandates.
• Claim vs. Evidence — checking circulating claims against the documented record.
• Plus reporting on unsung public figures, fading traditions, and current-affairs explainers.

Our verification standard

Articles are drafted from verified source material and are only published once real, checkable references exist for their claims. We are building toward direct integrations with primary-source repositories (RTI replies, court judgment databases, official datasets) so every claim links straight to its original document — until then, sourcing draws on the best verifiable public reporting available.

Free Courses

Alongside our reporting, we publish free 60-day structured courses — currently covering stock market basics and interior design — for readers who want a genuine working knowledge of a subject, not a five-minute summary.

Corrections & Contact

Found an error, have a tip, or a topic we should cover? Write to us at [email protected] — corrections to published articles are investigated and applied promptly.