The Revelation is an independent, non-partisan newsroom that serves as a watchdog holding power to account.

It stands for journalism that informs citizens and enlightens public discourse. 

The Revelation has carved a niche in Investigative Journalism in International public space through integrating in-depth researched facts and thereby reporting stories in larger public interest based on facts and supported by laws and precedents.

The unheard, intriguing stories reported by The Revelation has sparked global conversations, symbolic assertion and stirred consciences. 

The Revelation attempt to comfort the afflicted, afflict the comfortable and uncover social injustice, review government policies and functioning, public matters which are usually concealed. 

Most of the stories reported by The Revelation are exclusive, unreported and off-diary, which are either discovered by receiving a tip-off or through own observations.

It seeks to educate, challenge and encourage democratic debate across the world.

With Human Rights angle at its guiding focus, it asks tough questions about ethics, justice and democracy.

It is an editorially and financially independent publication.

Our core purpose is to provide a voice for those without one and thereby make a difference to the lives of a common man.

​The Revelation abide by the Global Charter of Ethics for Journalists adopted at the 30th International 

Federation of Journalists World Congress in Tunis on 12 June 2019 under the purview of IFJ Declaration of Principles on the Conduct of Journalists (1954), known as the "Bordeaux Declaration."