MarathiGrammar.one is committed to publishing educational content that is accurate, well-sourced, and genuinely useful for learners of Marathi at every level. This page explains how we create, review, and maintain our content.
Who Creates Our Content
Our lessons and reference articles are written by editors and contributors who have a strong background in Marathi language and linguistics. Authors are selected on the basis of their demonstrated knowledge of प्रमाण मराठी (Standard Marathi), the variety taught in Maharashtra\'s schools and used in formal writing and broadcasting.
Contributors may include:
- Graduates and postgraduates specialising in Marathi literature or linguistics from recognised universities in Maharashtra.
- Practising Marathi language teachers with classroom experience.
- Language enthusiasts with a verifiable track record of accurate, helpful Marathi writing.
We do not publish AI-generated content without thorough human review and editing by a qualified contributor.
Editorial Review Process
Every piece of content on MarathiGrammar.one goes through the following steps before publication:
- Drafting: A contributor prepares the lesson or article using established grammatical references.
- Linguistic review: A second editor checks the content for grammatical accuracy, correct Devanagari script, and adherence to प्रमाण मराठी norms.
- Clarity check: The content is reviewed for plain language and pedagogical clarity — a learner unfamiliar with a topic should be able to follow the explanation.
- Final approval: The managing editor approves the content for publication.
Accuracy and Standards
We prioritise accuracy over speed. Our primary references for grammar and usage include:
- Standard Marathi grammar texts recognised by Maharashtra\'s State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education.
- Publications by the Maharashtra Sahitya Parishad (महाराष्ट्र साहित्य परिषद).
- Dictionaries and language guides issued by the Maharashtra government\'s language directorate.
- Peer-reviewed linguistic research on Modern Indo-Aryan languages.
Where usage varies between dialects or registers, we note the प्रमाण मराठी form first and acknowledge variations where relevant.
Sources and Citations
When we refer to a specific rule, text, or study, we name the source within the article. We do not fabricate references. Where a grammatical rule is widely accepted and not attributable to a single source, we state the convention without a specific citation.
We welcome suggestions for additional references. If you are aware of a published source that would improve a lesson, please reach out through our contact page.
Corrections Policy
We take errors seriously. If you spot a mistake — whether a grammatical inaccuracy, a script error, or a misleading explanation — please report it through our contact page with the page URL and a brief description of the issue.
Our process once a correction request is received:
- We acknowledge receipt within two business days.
- The relevant editor reviews the reported issue against authoritative references.
- If the report is substantiated, we correct the content and update the "Last updated" date on the page.
- We reply to the person who reported the issue to confirm action taken.
Significant corrections are noted transparently at the end of the relevant page.
Update Schedule
Grammar rules for प्रमाण मराठी are relatively stable, but usage evolves and our understanding improves. We review all core lessons at least once a year. Pages on topics where guidance changes more frequently — such as modern vocabulary or digital Marathi usage — are reviewed more often. Every page displays its last-updated date so you know how current the content is.
Editorial Independence
Our editorial decisions are made entirely on the basis of educational merit and accuracy. Advertisers have no influence over lesson content, topic selection, or editorial judgements. Google AdSense advertising is served automatically and does not reflect endorsement or editorial preference. We do not publish sponsored lessons or paid grammatical opinions.
Feedback
We value feedback from learners, teachers, and language professionals. If you have a suggestion to improve our content or identify a gap in our lessons, please write to us at hello@marathigrammar.one or use the contact page.