Website: newswithindia.com
Last Updated: July 22, 2026
Hi, and thanks for stopping by News With India.
Before you read anything else on our site, we wanted to take a moment to explain what happens to your information when you’re here — whether you’re just reading an article, signing up for our newsletter, dropping a comment, or reaching out to us directly. We’ve tried to write this in plain language, the way we’d actually explain it to a friend, instead of burying it in legal jargon nobody reads.
If something in here isn’t clear, just email us. We’re happy to explain further.
1. Introduction
News With India (“we,” “us,” “our”) is a Rajasthan-based digital news platform. We cover National News, Politics, Rajasthan News, Sports, Business, Stock Market, Technology, Education, Entertainment, and World News — basically, the stories that matter to our readers, delivered honestly and on time.
This Privacy Policy covers newswithindia.com and anything connected to it — our newsletter, our social media pages, and future additions such as newsletters, social media platforms, and video content as we continue to grow. By using the site, you’re agreeing to what’s laid out here. If any part of it doesn’t sit right with you, you’re of course free to stop using the website.
We’ve written this policy keeping Indian law in mind, particularly the Information Technology Act, 2000 and the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023. Our goal is simple: no matter where you’re reading from, you should know exactly where you stand.
2. Information We Collect
We don’t collect more than we need to. Here’s what that actually looks like in practice:
What you give us directly:
- Your name and email, if you subscribe to our newsletter
- Your name, email, and message, if you use our contact form
- Your name, email, and whatever you write, if you leave a comment on an article
- Anything you send us through social media DMs or email
What gets collected automatically, just by you visiting:
- Your IP address, browser, and device details
- Which pages you read, how long you stick around, and where you came from
- A rough idea of your location (city or region level — nothing precise)
- Cookies and similar tracking bits, which we explain in more detail below
What we might get from other platforms:
- If you sign in or interact with us through a third-party account (say, Google), we may receive some basic profile info, depending on what you’ve allowed on that platform
One thing we want to be upfront about — we don’t ask for, and don’t want, sensitive information like your financial details, health records, or government ID numbers. Please don’t share these with us in comments, emails, or forms; we won’t have a use for them anyway.
3. How We Use Your Information
Nothing sneaky here. We use the information we collect to:
- Publish and moderate comments on our articles
- Reply to you when you write in through our contact form
- Send newsletters to people who’ve actually signed up for them
- Make the website better — faster, cleaner, easier to read
- Figure out which sections (Rajasthan News, Sports, Business, whatever it may be) our readers care about most, so we can invest more there
- Catch and stop spam or abuse before it becomes a problem
- Show ads through Google AdSense and similar partners to support and maintain our platform
- Meet any legal obligations, like responding to a lawful request from a government authority
We’re not in the business of selling your data — that’s not something you’ll ever have to worry about with us. When we do share information with outside service providers (like our newsletter tool or analytics platform), it’s purely so they can help us run the site, and they’re bound by their own data protection rules too.
4. Cookies and Tracking Technologies
Like pretty much every news website you visit, we use cookies. They help the site run properly and give us a sense of how people actually use it.
Broadly, here’s what we use them for:
- Essential cookies — the site just wouldn’t work properly without these
- Performance and analytics cookies — help us see what’s working and what isn’t
- Advertising cookies — used by Google AdSense and other ad partners to show you ads that are actually relevant, rather than random
- Preference cookies — remember small things like language or region settings, where applicable
You’re always in control here. Your browser settings let you block or clear cookies whenever you like — just know that turning some of them off might affect how parts of the site function. We may also use pixels or similar tracking in our newsletter emails, mainly to see how many people open or click through, so we know what content resonates.
As we grow — adding a YouTube channel, an app, or other tools down the line — we may introduce new tracking technologies too. Whenever that happens in a meaningful way, we’ll update this page to reflect it.
5. Google AdSense and Advertising Partners
We run Google AdSense on the site, which is how a lot of independent news publishers like us keep things free for readers. Google and its advertising partners use cookies to show ads based on your browsing — both on our site and elsewhere online.
A few things worth knowing:
- Google’s advertising cookies help serve ads based on your visits to our site and others across the web
- If you’d rather not see personalised ads, you can adjust that anytime at Google’s Ads Settings
- You can also opt out through www.aboutads.info, which covers several ad vendors at once
- As we grow, we may bring on additional ad networks alongside — or instead of — AdSense
We don’t control what these third-party vendors do with the data they collect for advertising, so we’d point you to Google’s own privacy policy if you want the full picture on that end.
6. Analytics and Third-Party Services
We use analytics tools — Google Analytics being the main one — to understand how people actually use the site. Nothing too invasive: page visits, how long you stay, what device you’re on, roughly where you’re browsing from. Wherever possible, this data reaches us in aggregated form rather than tied to you individually.
This helps us:
- See which news categories are genuinely getting read
- Fix slow pages and clunky navigation
- Make better decisions about what to cover and how
We also use SEO tracking tools to understand reader behaviour on-page. As we expand into social media and, eventually, YouTube, we’ll likely bring in platform-specific analytics for those too. Every one of these tools comes with its own privacy policy, and it’s worth a look if you want the specifics.
7. Email Subscriptions and Newsletters
If you sign up for our newsletter, all we ask for is your email (and your name, if you’d like to share it), and we’ll use it to send you news updates, curated picks, and the occasional announcement.
- Signing up is entirely your choice, and unsubscribing takes one click — the link’s at the bottom of every email
- We rely on third-party email tools to actually send these out, and they follow their own security standards
- Your email doesn’t get passed around to unrelated third parties for marketing
- Every now and then, a newsletter might include sponsored content or an affiliate mention — if it does, we’ll say so clearly, not sneak it in
8. User Comments and Contact Forms
We genuinely like hearing from readers, whether that’s a comment under an article or a message through our contact form.
On comments:
- When you comment, we collect your name, email, and whatever you’ve written — and yes, the comment text itself is visible publicly
- We do moderate comments, and we’ll remove ones that are abusive, defamatory, spammy, or just not okay to have up
- Please don’t drop sensitive personal details in a public comment — once it’s posted, it’s out there
On the contact form:
- Whatever you send us through the form is used only to get back to you — nothing more
- We hold onto it just long enough to sort out your query and keep basic records, not indefinitely
9. Social Media and Our (Upcoming) YouTube Channel
You’ll find News With India on social media, and a YouTube channel is on our roadmap too. When you follow, comment, or message us on any of these platforms, that platform’s own privacy rules apply to how your data is handled there — we don’t control that part.
We do keep an eye on engagement data from these platforms to understand what our audience wants more of. If you message us directly on social media, we’ll treat that conversation with the same care described throughout this policy, as far as it’s within our control to do so.
10. External Links
Our articles often link out to other sources — official statements, government portals, other news outlets we’re referencing, and so on. Once you click through, you’ve left our site, and we have no say over how that other website handles your data.
Worth checking their privacy policy before you share anything there.
11. Affiliate Links and Sponsored Content
As we grow, you may start seeing affiliate links or sponsored articles on the site or in our newsletter — this is fairly standard for digital publications and helps support our reporting.
- If you click an affiliate link and go on to buy something, we might earn a small commission — this costs you nothing extra
- Anything sponsored will be labelled clearly, as “Sponsored,” “Advertisement,” or something similarly obvious — we’re not interested in blurring that line
- We only partner with brands or affiliates we think are genuinely relevant to our readers, though we can’t personally vouch for every product or service out there
12. Data Protection and Security
We take reasonable steps to keep your information safe — secure hosting, limited access to personal data internally, and regularly reviewing how we handle things.
That said, we’ll be honest with you: no website can promise 100% security, and nothing sent over the internet is completely risk-free. We do our best, but we can’t make absolute guarantees, and any information you choose to share with us is shared at your own discretion.
We don’t hold onto personal data longer than we need to — once its purpose is served, unless the law requires us to keep it, we let it go.
13. Children’s Privacy
News With India is built for a general audience and is not intended for children under the age of 13. We don’t knowingly collect personal information from kids. If we ever find out that a child has shared personal details with us without a parent or guardian’s consent, we’ll delete that information as quickly as we can.
If you think this has happened, please write to us — we’ll sort it out promptly.
14. Changes to This Privacy Policy
We’re a growing publication, and things will change — new sections, a YouTube channel, maybe an app, new ad or analytics partners along the way. As that happens, this policy will need updating too, and we’ll do that here.
The “Last Updated” date at the top will always tell you when we last touched this page. We’d suggest checking back occasionally, especially if it’s been a while since your last visit. If you keep using the site after we’ve made changes, we’ll take that as your acceptance of the updated version.
15. Contact Information
Got a question, a concern, or just want to know more about how we handle your data? We’re an email away.
News With India
Location: Rajasthan, India
Email: contact@newswithindia.com
Website: newswithindia.com
We try to get back to everyone within a reasonable time — no automated runaround, just a real response.
This Privacy Policy is meant to give you a clear, honest picture of how we handle data — it isn’t a substitute for formal legal advice. For anything compliance-related and specific to your situation, it’s always worth checking with a qualified professional.