Copyright & Content Use

Last updated 11 September 2026 · Applies to original material on https://ekguru.shop/.

Short version: the lessons, tools, guides and explanations on this site are original and written by hand. You are welcome to link to them and to quote a reasonable extract with attribution. You may not republish them wholesale.

What is original here

Unless a page says otherwise, the following are original EkGuru content:

• the Hindi lessons, guides and explanations
• the daily-practice series and question-and-answer pages
• the interactive tools and their example sentences
• the practice and quiz banks
• the tutor-marketplace editorial copy and page structure

What we do not claim

• public-domain facts about the Hindi language (a grammar rule is not owned by anyone)
• common, everyday words and phrases in Hindi or English
• third-party content, including tutor photographs and the tutors' own introductions, which belong to the tutors
• content published by users through the contact or booking forms

How you may use the material

• Link freely. You do not need permission to link to any page.
• Quote briefly with attribution to EkGuru and a link back.
• Personal study use — print or save a copy for yourself.

You may not republish pages or large extracts, scrape the site to rebuild it elsewhere, sell the material, or present it as your own.

Reporting copied content

If you believe a page on this site reproduces your work without permission, tell us the original URL and the EkGuru page, and it will be reviewed promptly. The same goes the other way: if you find EkGuru content reproduced elsewhere without attribution, we would like to hear about it.

Write to us at EkGuruLearning@gmail.com or use the contact form.

How we protect original work

We keep a fingerprint and version record of our original pages, monitor for substantial copying, and keep evidence for genuine infringement cases. We do not block copying, right-click or text selection — those harm real users and stop nobody. Attribution and evidence are more useful than barriers.