Effective date: 7 October 2026
Last updated: 7 October 2026
ELVARYXA operates the ELVARYXA Journal – India Edition at https://blog.elvaryxa.in/ from India. This Cookie Policy explains how this Journal may use cookies and similar technologies, why they may be used, and the choices available to you.
This policy applies only to blog.elvaryxa.in. Other ELVARYXA websites and independent third-party websites may have their own cookie and privacy policies. Please also read our Privacy Policy.
1. What cookies and similar technologies are
Cookies are small text files that a website may store in your browser or on your device. They can support essential functions such as security, login sessions, interface preferences and efficient delivery of website content.
Similar technologies may include local storage, cache identifiers, pixels, tags or scripts. In this policy, the word “cookies” includes these similar technologies where appropriate.
2. Our current public setup
At the effective date above, the Journal does not intentionally use cookies for audience analytics, personalised advertising, cross-site behavioural tracking, affiliate tracking, newsletter subscriptions, payments or public user accounts. Public comments are not currently offered.
WordPress, our hosting and security systems, and the LiteSpeed Cache system may nevertheless use strictly necessary cookies or comparable technical signals when required to provide login, security, caching, abuse prevention or other essential website functions.
3. Strictly necessary cookies
Depending on how you use the Journal, the following cookies may be used:
- wordpress_test_cookie — checks whether the browser accepts cookies. It is generally a session cookie and may be used on the WordPress login page.
- wordpress_[hash], wordpress_sec_[hash] and wordpress_logged_in_[hash] — authenticate authorised administrators or authors and maintain their logged-in sessions. These normally last for the session or approximately two days, and may last up to approximately fourteen days if “Remember Me” is selected.
- wp-settings-{user_id} and wp-settings-time-{user_id} — remember an authorised user’s WordPress administration-interface preferences. These may remain for up to one year.
- wp_lang — remembers the language selected on the WordPress login screen for the current session.
- LiteSpeed, hosting and security technologies — the cache or hosting environment may use a cookie such as _lscache_vary, or another dynamically named cookie or technical identifier, when necessary to distinguish cached content, recognise an authorised session, balance traffic, protect the website or prevent abuse. The exact name and duration depend on the active configuration and function.
Most WordPress authentication and preference cookies apply only to authorised administrators or authors, not ordinary public readers. Cookie names can include a security-specific suffix represented above by “[hash]”.
4. Analytics, advertising and affiliate cookies
The Journal does not currently intend to place analytics, advertising, personalised advertising or affiliate-tracking cookies on public visitors. We do not use cookies to sell or rent personal data.
If we introduce analytics, advertising, affiliate tracking or another non-essential technology, we will review this policy and provide any notice, choice or consent mechanism required for the audience and technology before or when it is activated.
5. Embedded content and external services
A page may in the future contain embedded videos, social-media content, maps or other material delivered by an independent third party. When you load or interact with such content, the provider may set its own cookies or receive technical information under its own policies. Where appropriate, we will identify or control such content before it loads.
Links that take you to another website do not by themselves place that website’s cookies through this Journal, but the destination website may use cookies after you visit it. We do not control the cookie practices of independent third parties.
6. Your cookie choices
You can use your browser settings to review, block or delete cookies. Browser controls vary by provider and device. Blocking strictly necessary cookies may prevent WordPress login, security, saved preferences or parts of the website from working correctly.
If a cookie-consent control is introduced on the Journal, you may also use that control to manage the optional categories it covers. Browser settings and consent controls do not necessarily remove information already processed before a preference was changed.
7. How long cookies remain
A session cookie normally expires when the browser session ends. A persistent cookie remains until its stated expiry date or until it is deleted. Actual duration may vary where WordPress, a plugin, the hosting environment or a browser changes its configuration.
8. Changes to this policy
We may update this Cookie Policy when the Journal, its technology or applicable requirements change. The revised version will be posted on this page with an updated date. We will review this policy before adding analytics, advertising, affiliate tracking, comments, public accounts, newsletters, forms, payments or embedded services that materially change our use of cookies.
9. Contact us
For questions about this Cookie Policy, contact:
ELVARYXA
India
Email: editorial@elvaryxa.in
Contact page: https://blog.elvaryxa.in/contact/