Site-wide manual action due to a Discover or News transparency or deceptive practices violation for https://kolkatasaradin.com/
To the owner of https://kolkatasaradin.com/:

Google periodically reviews sites to ensure that Google offers an excellent experience for our users.

Google has higher expectations and standards for content served on our Discover feed and News surfaces. Therefore, our Discover and News policies include additional behavioral and content rules that don’t apply to web results and non-News surfaces.

Upon a recent review, Google identified policy violating behavior related to our Transparency or Deceptive Practices policies, which requires that publishers provide clear dates and bylines, as well as information about authors, editorial boards, ownership, primary purpose, and relationships with other publishers and entities, and non-generic contact information.

Because of the violation, your site is no longer eligible to appear on News or Discover surfaces. These actions don’t affect how your site or pages appear on Search outside of News and Discover surfaces, including Search web results.

What you can do next:
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Recommended actions
Review and update your pages to comply with the Transparency and Deceptive Practices guidelines in our News policies and Discovery policies. Simple deletion of violating content will not be considered as a reason to lift a manual action.
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Submit a reconsideration request

Once you’ve fixed the page, updated your editorial guidelines, or if you think an error has been made, file for reconsideration. Include any details or documentation that can help us understand the changes made to your site and editorial practices with the specific reasons you think your site is no longer in violation. Reconsideration requests must be submitted within 2 weeks of receipt of this notification and we allow a maximum of 2 reconsideration requests per manual action. If you take no further action or if your reviews are unsuccessful, this manual action will remain active for 6 months, at which time you may file an additional reconsideration request.