How we check our information
Subsidy Setu publishes information about government schemes for MSMEs. This page explains where that information comes from, what the dates on our pages mean, what we do when we are not sure, and how to tell us about a mistake. Subsidy Setu is a private platform and not a government website; see our Disclaimer.
1. Official sources only
- Scheme figures, eligibility and conditions are read from the official notification, gazette, government order or department page of the scheme. Where we have a link to it, the scheme page shows it as “Official notification”.
- We do not use another website, a news report or a forwarded message as the source of a scheme figure. If an official text is not available online, the page says so.
- Links to official sites open on the department's own page; we do not copy a department's page as our own.
2. What “Last verified” means
“Last verified” is the date on which we last compared the figures on that page with the official source. A page that shows only a month and year (for example “Sep 2026”) was checked at some point in that month. We change this date only after we have checked the source again, never to make a page look newer.
Government sources change without notice. If a page was last verified more than 90 days ago, the page says so and asks you to confirm the figures with the implementing agency before you rely on them.
3. Schemes that have closed or been replaced
When a scheme is replaced or stops taking applications, its page stays online with a notice, the date it changed, and a link to the scheme that took over where there is one. Closed and replaced schemes are not recommended by our eligibility tools.
4. When we are not sure
If a figure, date or rule is not confirmed by an official text, we do not guess. We leave it out or mark it “to be verified by our expert team”. Calculators and checkers give estimates and say so; they do not promise that an application will be approved.
5. Articles
Articles in the Knowledge Hub list the sources they rely on at the end. An article shows the date it was published and, where it has been updated, the date of the update.
6. Setu AI assistance
Some tools and drafts are prepared with the help of our own Setu AI. Anything prepared this way carries the words “Prepared with Setu AI assistance”. Where a member of our expert team has also reviewed it, it says “Reviewed by our expert team”. Setu AI output is a draft to be checked, not an official answer.
7. Corrections
If you think something on this site is wrong or out of date, please tell us. Use the grievance form, or write to info@subsidysetu.com or call +91 94668 55953. Give us the page address and, if you can, the official document that shows the correct figure. We check it against the source and correct the page; we do not edit a page to match a claim we cannot verify.
8. What this policy does not cover
Information on this site is general information, not legal, tax or financial advice. Read the Disclaimer and the Terms of Use. You can also read about Subsidy Setu.