Transparency & Control

Cookie Policy

We use cookies transparently—not to track you across the internet, but simply to keep you logged in, remember your theme preferences, and ensure Indian Context runs smoothly.

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What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small text files automatically stored on your browser or device by websites you visit. They serve crucial functions, primarily helping the website remember your device over time, saving you the hassle of logging in repeatedly or resetting your preferences upon every visit.

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How We Use Cookies

Unlike platforms that rely on targeted advertising, our use of cookies is fundamentally aligned with providing you a better, faster, and more secure reading experience.

Essential Security

We issue secure session tokens stored locally to keep you authenticated and protect against Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) attacks.

Preferences

We remember UI choices—like whether you prefer Light or Dark mode—so your eyes aren't blinded by sudden flashes of white screen.

Aggregated Analytics

We may utilize minimal, privacy-respecting analytics cookies to understand generalized traffic patterns. This data is strictly aggregated to measure what content is most engaging. We do not build individual marketing profiles.

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Managing Your Cookies

You retain ultimate control over your browser. You can configure your browser settings to refuse some or all cookies.

Please be aware that if you disable essential cookies, the core functionality of Indian Context—such as logging in, accessing the tenant dashboard, or participating in discussions—will be fundamentally broken, as the server will have no way of securely verifying your identity across pages.

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Third-Party Providers

To deliver Indian Context at scale, we occasionally integrate with infrastructure partners (e.g., content delivery networks or basic analytics).

Any cookies placed by these required third parties are bound by strict processing agreements. We categorically do not permit our service providers to resell your analytical data, nor do we allow ad-networks to inject cross-site trackers on our platform.

Last Updated: March 7, 2026