Our methods
These are the rules this site follows. They are the same on every page.
Every text names its source
Each prayer and verse shows the printed edition its Sanskrit or Awadhi text comes from, and the licence of that edition. Translations name the translator and the year. Our own plain meanings are labelled as ours. See sources and licences.
Every date comes from tested code
Dates and times come only from one calculation engine. An AI model never sets a date or a time. Each date shows its city, its rule and the times that decide it. See how we calculate.
The same rule holds for the tools. Kundli milan is a worked method: it names the printed table behind each of the eight kootas, shows every point it adds up, and says what it does not do. What you type stays in your browser and is not sent anywhere.
How AI is used, and checked
- An AI model drafts plain meanings and guides from the cited editions.
- A second, independent AI review checks each one against its edition before it is published. The review is recorded on the page as an AI review.
- A person approves what goes public.
- There is no human byline, because no single human wrote the text. We say so, and we do not invent one.
What we do not publish
- Predictions about health, wealth or fate. No horoscopes, no remedies, no fear language.
- Promised results from a prayer. When a text states the benefits it gives, we quote the text and say it is the text’s own words.
- Images of deities made by AI.
Mistakes are logged in public
Every page has a “Report a problem” link to our report form. A wrong fast date is fixed within 24 hours. Every fix is logged, with its severity and how fast it was fixed, on the corrections page. A date fix reaches the apps within a day, through a short list of date corrections that the apps check every day.
Words we keep out
A build check keeps other organisations’ names and marks out of our titles, store listings and page descriptions, together with prediction words (“predict”, “horoscope”, “future”) and fear or remedy words. A credit line may still name a publisher, because it only says where a text comes from.
Independence
Pujadeep is independent. It is not affiliated with Gita Press, ISKCON, the Bhaktivedanta Book Trust, any temple trust or Drik Panchang.
Pujadeep presents texts and practices of Sanatan Dharma for study and devotion. It does not claim that any practice will produce a result, and it is not a substitute for a guru, priest or doctor.
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