Copyright Policy
Last Updated: September 21, 2026
Welcome to Think Today News Media ("Think Today", "we", "our", or "us"). This Copyright Policy explains how copyright and other intellectual-property rights apply to content published on thinktodaynews.media (the "Website").
We respect the intellectual-property rights of creators, publishers, photographers, writers, organizations, and other rights holders. We expect our readers, contributors, and third parties to respect those rights as well.
1. Copyright Ownership
Unless otherwise stated, original content created and published by Think Today News Media, including:
- Articles and written content
- Original news reports
- Editorial content
- Analysis and commentary
- Website design and layout
- Graphics and illustrations
- Logos and branding
- Original photographs
- Videos and other original media
- Headlines and original editorial compilations
may be protected by applicable copyright and intellectual-property laws.
Nothing on this Website should be interpreted as granting you ownership of Think Today's copyrighted material.
2. Permitted Use
You may access and read content on Think Today for personal, informational, educational, and non-commercial purposes.
You may also share links to our articles on websites and social-media platforms.
Where applicable and legally permitted, you may quote limited portions of an article provided that:
- The quotation is genuinely necessary for your purpose;
- The quoted material is not presented as your own;
- Think Today News Media is clearly credited; and
- A link to the original article is provided.
3. Prohibited Use
Unless you have obtained prior written permission from Think Today News Media or the use is otherwise permitted by applicable law, you may not:
- Copy and republish complete articles.
- Reproduce substantial portions of our articles.
- Publish our content on another website as your own.
- Sell or commercially redistribute our content.
- Copy our website design or layout.
- Reproduce our logo or branding in a misleading manner.
- Modify our content and present it as original work.
- Create a competing publication or database substantially based on our content.
- Systematically scrape or download our articles or other content.
- Remove copyright notices or attribution.
- Use our content to suggest an endorsement, partnership, or affiliation that does not exist.
4. Article Sharing
We encourage readers to share our work responsibly.
If you want to share an article, the preferred method is to share the original URL rather than copying and republishing the complete article.
For example:
Read the full article on Think Today News Media: [Original Article URL]
Social-media sharing of links to our articles is generally encouraged, provided that the sharing does not misrepresent the article or Think Today.
5. Third-Party Content
Think Today may publish or display material that belongs to third parties, including:
- Photographs
- Videos
- Logos
- Quotes
- Press releases
- Social-media posts
- Public statements
- Embedded content
- News references
- Charts or other media
Such material may remain the property of its respective copyright owner.
Think Today does not claim ownership of third-party copyrighted material unless explicitly stated.
Where appropriate, we attempt to identify or attribute third-party material to its respective source or rights holder.
6. Copyright Complaints
If you believe that copyrighted material belonging to you has been published on Think Today without proper authorization, please contact us so that we can investigate the matter.
Please include the following information:
- Your full name
- Your contact information
- Identification of the copyrighted work you believe has been infringed
- The URL of the material on our Website
- An explanation of why you believe the material infringes your rights
- Evidence that you own the copyright or are authorized to act on behalf of the copyright owner
- Any additional information that may help us investigate the complaint
Copyright Contact
Think Today News Media
Email: your-email@thinktodaynews.media
Website: thinktodaynews.media
Please use "Copyright Complaint" as the subject of your email.
7. Review of Copyright Complaints
After receiving a legitimate copyright complaint, we may review the reported material and take appropriate action.
Depending on the circumstances, this may include:
- Removing or disabling access to the material;
- Correcting attribution;
- Requesting additional information from the complainant;
- Contacting the person who submitted the material;
- Updating or modifying the content; or
- Taking other appropriate action.
Submission of a copyright complaint does not automatically guarantee removal of content. Each complaint will be considered based on the circumstances and applicable law.
8. False or Misleading Claims
Copyright complaints should only be submitted by the copyright owner or an authorized representative.
Knowingly submitting false, misleading, or fraudulent copyright claims may have legal consequences.
9. User-Submitted Content
If you submit articles, photographs, videos, comments, graphics, or other material to Think Today, you represent that:
- You own the necessary rights to the material; or
- You have obtained appropriate permission to submit and use the material.
You should not submit copyrighted material belonging to another person or organization without appropriate authorization.
By submitting material to us, you grant Think Today the permissions necessary to review, moderate, publish, display, reproduce, and distribute that material for the purposes for which it was submitted, subject to any specific agreement between you and Think Today.
10. Copyright Attribution
Where Think Today uses material from a third-party source under an applicable permission, license, or other lawful basis, we may provide attribution or identify the relevant source where appropriate.
If you believe attribution has been incorrectly provided or omitted, please contact us with the relevant details so that we can review the matter.
11. Government and Public-Domain Material
Certain government documents, public records, facts, data, or other materials may be subject to different copyright rules depending on their source and applicable law.
The fact that information is publicly available does not necessarily mean that every associated photograph, graphic, article, database, or creative work is free from copyright restrictions.
Users should independently verify the rights associated with material before reproducing it.
12. Copyright Law
Think Today respects applicable copyright and intellectual-property laws, including the Copyright Act, 1957, as applicable in India.
Nothing in this Copyright Policy is intended to restrict rights or exceptions available to users under applicable law.
Where permitted by law, certain uses of copyrighted material may qualify as exceptions, limitations, fair dealing, or other lawful uses. The applicability of such provisions depends on the specific circumstances.
13. Changes to This Policy
We may update this Copyright Policy from time to time.
Any changes will be published on this page with an updated "Last Updated" date.
14. Contact Us
If you have questions about this Copyright Policy or believe that your intellectual-property rights have been affected by material published on our Website, please contact:
Think Today News Media
Email: your-email@thinktodaynews.media
Website: thinktodaynews.media
Subject: Copyright / Intellectual Property Inquiry
We take legitimate copyright concerns seriously and will review them appropriately.
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