Truth deserves clarity. Responsibility deserves honesty.
At MathuraTimes.com, we believe that information is not just a collection of words — it is a form of trust. A trust that our readers place in us when they read, share, or act on anything we publish. And so, before you explore further, here is something we want you to know clearly — not in fine print, but in full responsibility.
We are not the official voice — we are the people’s platform
MathuraTimes.com is an independent, privately-run news and content platform. We are not affiliated with any government body, religious institution, or political entity, unless explicitly stated in a particular report. If you’re looking for official announcements from municipal bodies, temple trusts, or district administration, we strongly recommend you consult their verified sources.
We operate not from an ivory tower but from ground-level observation — what people say, what they feel, what they face. Which means our information reflects the best of what we know — but it may not always be complete or final.
Information is dynamic — and so is this city
Whether it is darshan timings, public events, traffic alerts, weather updates, or festival schedules — Mathura lives in rhythm, not rigidity. And that rhythm changes.
We do our best to ensure that every update we publish is based on reliable, time-stamped inputs. Yet, situations can shift — temple gates may open late, rallies may be diverted, rain may cancel a local mela. For such real-time developments, please check with official helplines, temple boards, or local authorities before making travel or spiritual plans.
No promises. Just purpose.
Every post on MathuraTimes.com is written with honest intention, but it may still carry human error — a name misspelt, a time misreported, a detail outdated. We do not claim to be perfect, but we do claim to be open — to correction, to feedback, to learning.
We are not liable for any personal loss, travel inconvenience, emotional stress, or financial decision you may take purely based on our content. We urge you to treat this website as a guide, not gospel — as a source, not the final word.
Your decision is your dharma
We write — you read. But what you do with that reading is ultimately your responsibility.
If you are planning a pilgrimage, booking a tour, filing a complaint, attending a live event, or forwarding a piece of news — we recommend you double-check, cross-verify, and apply your own judgment. That is the dharma of a responsible digital citizen.
We are here to inform, not to instruct.
To share, not to assure.
To voice, not to vouch.
By using this website, you accept this with open eyes
Your presence on MathuraTimes.com means you agree to this disclaimer — not as a legal formality, but as a shared understanding. We owe you clarity. You owe yourself caution.
If ever something needs correcting, write to us. If ever something feels misleading, tell us. And if something touches your heart, pass it on — because news is not just what we publish; it’s what we preserve together.