Corrections
Last correction: 22 September 2026 · 6 logged
induwara.lk publishes figures people act on — exam cut-offs, tax rates, exam fees — and it publishes them with a lot of machine help. That combination produces errors. This page lists the ones that reached a live page and have since been fixed, so you can check whether a number you took from here was one of them.
A correction is listed here when a published figure, date, code or factual claim was wrongand has been changed. An authority publishing a new value is not a correction; that is a data update, and it shows up as the “last verified” date on the tool itself.
If you think something here is still wrong, please tell Induwara Ashinsana. Reports get checked against the official source, and anything that turns out to be an error is fixed and added to this list.
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Fortinet FortiManager and FortiNAC were listed at the wrong NSE level
- What it said:
- Both exams were sold and described as NSE 5 products, and the product headings contradicted the exam codes printed further down the same page.
- What it says now:
- Both are listed as NSE 6. Fortinet moved them on 15 July 2026, and the codes and headings now agree.
Affected: /store
Source: Fortinet training helpdesk — exam release register
Written up in
docs/reports/2026-09-22-store-seo.md - Store
AB-730 was described as a data-engineering exam
- What it said:
- The AB-730 voucher was filed under other vendors and described as an exam for data engineers.
- What it says now:
- It is listed as Microsoft Certified: AI Business Professional, a beginner-level exam for business roles, not engineers.
Affected: /store
Source: Microsoft Learn — Microsoft Certified: AI Business Professional
Written up in
docs/reports/2026-09-22-store-seo.md - Store
Microsoft Certified Educator was described as a system-administrator exam
- What it said:
- The MCE product title and summary presented it as a certification for system administrators.
- What it says now:
- It is presented as what it is: a certification for teachers and educators.
Affected: /store
Source: Microsoft Learn — Microsoft Certified Educator
Written up in
docs/reports/2026-09-22-store-seo.md - Blog
An automated internal-linker corrupted the text of 132 blog posts
- What it said:
- A link-inserting job ran without a working guard against linking inside an existing link. It produced nested links, anchor text that cut words in half, and 26 links pointing at pages that do not exist.
- What it says now:
- Every one of the 874 logged insertions, plus 43 links to removed pages, was undone across 261 posts, and the author's own text was confirmed byte-identical afterwards. The job is disabled and is now opt-in in code.
Affected: /blog
Written up in
docs/reports/2026-09-22-search-console-index-fixes.md - Tools
Links to tools that had been removed
- What it said:
- 45 pages linked to /tools/freelancer-usd-lkr-calculator, a page that no longer exists, and a handful of other links pointed at removed tools.
- What it says now:
- All of them point at live pages, and a link check now runs with the lint step that gates every deploy, so a link to a tool with no page stops the deploy instead of shipping.
Written up in
docs/reports/2026-09-22-search-console-index-fixes.md - Tools
Grade 5 scholarship school cut-off marks were invented, not transcribed
- What it said:
- The page carried nine hand-picked boys' schools whose cut-off marks were 7 to 11 marks too high — Royal College was shown as 184 against an official 175, Thurstan as 171 against 162 — and the page claimed the figures were verified.
- What it says now:
- The Ministry of Education's complete signed release is transcribed in full: 302 schools across 24 districts, in both Sinhala and Tamil medium, each keyed to its Ministry census number. Every page of the scan was transcribed by hand and independently re-read by a second verifier before it shipped.
Affected: /tools/sri-lanka-grade-5-scholarship-cutoff-marks
Written up in
docs/questions/2026-09-03-grade5-school-cutoffs-were-fabricated.md
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