A video circulating on social media alleges that Pakistani flags were displayed during a Congress rally in Rajasthan. However, India TV fact-check has clarified that the viral video depicts Islamic flags, not flags of Pakistan.
One user on X (formerly Twitter) shared the video with a caption insinuating Sharma's dismissal was unfair. Another post featured an image purportedly showing Head dropping the catch, with a caption alleging that the third umpire failed to review it, claiming it was not out.
A video going viral on the internet claiming to be from the World Cup final match where 1.5 lakh people collectively recited the Hanuman Chalisa at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. However, in India TV's fact-check, this video has been confirmed to be entirely fake.
Social media posts claiming that Israel changed its barcode from 729 to 871, urging a boycott of Israeli products, have been debunked by India TV's Fact Check team. Investigation revealed that GS1 Israel still issues the prefix 729, while 871 is assigned by GS1 Netherlands.
The recently held elections on November 17, 2023, in Madhya Pradesh have seen a surge in manipulated content circulating on social media platforms. Several Congress-affiliated accounts have posted doctored videos, overlaying genuine footage with fabricated voice-overs to spread false narratives.
The fabricated statement circulated on social media, but India TV's Fact Check team debunked it, finding no evidence of Ponting making such remarks. While Ponting did criticise the pitch in Ahmedabad in a Fox Cricket report, he made no mention of the contentious quote.
A video is circulating on social media ahead of the Rajasthan Assembly elections, alleging that BJP workers were tied to a tree. However, our fact-check indicates that this video is from three years ago.
A video of Congress leader Digvijay Singh is going viral on social media in which he is seen saying that there is nothing wrong with eating beef. However, upon fact-checking this claim, it was found that Singh made this statement while referring to Veer Savarkar's book, as a tactic to criticise the
The former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is being associated with a viral tweet, allegedly making a sarcastic comment about people regarding the issue of building temples. However, when India TV fact-checked this claim, it was found to be untrue.
India TV's fact-check revealed the image won an award in 2020 and was taken by Iranian photographer Hassan Ghaedi. The photo has no connection to the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
Amid a surge of misinformation, an old video from Saudi Arabia is circulating on social media, falsely claiming to depict the recent arrest of an Imam advocating war against Israel. India TV’s Fact Check team debunked this, revealing the video dates back to March 2018.
A photo is going viral on social media, claiming that Australian cricketer Glenn Maxwell is touching Sachin Tendulkar's feet. However, when we fact-checked this photo, it turned out to be photoshopped.
The inauguration of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya is scheduled to open in January 2024 and preparations are in full swing. However, during this time, several images and posts related to the Ayodhya Metro have gone viral on social media. Let's find out the truth behind these claims.
India TV's Fact Check team discovered that the image was digitally altered. The original photo featured Sara with her brother, Arjun Tendulkar.
The India TV Fact Check team discovered that the audio featuring the expletive-laden chants had been superimposed onto the video. The original video, dated July 2022, did not contain any profanities directed at President Biden.
Fake Instagram screenshot of Virat Kohli supporting Gaza circulates online. India TV Fact Check team debunks the hoax.
A video of a Balinese ritual is circulating online with the false claim that it shows dead Palestinians. This is not true. The video is actually of a traditional Balinese dance-drama that tells the story of a witch.
A message is going viral on social media which claims to be from Prime Minister Narendra Modi, encouraging people to boycott foreign products during the festival. However, after a fact-check conducted by India TV, it was confirmed that the message is entirely fabricated.
India TV conducted a fact-check investigation, concluding that the viral video originates from World Youth Day 2023, a Catholic festival held in Lisbon, Portugal, from August 1 to August 6, 2023.
A viral video depicting Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan expressing concerns about the BJP's prospects in the upcoming state election against Kamal Nath of the Congress has been debunked by India TV Fact Check.
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