Upon checking Virat Kohli's official Twitter account, the most recent posts were related to the E1 Series (Tree) Retweet on October 1. Furthermore, on October 1, Virat Kohli's account also featured sponsored posts from a beverage company.
India TV's Fact Check team conducted a comprehensive investigation and executed a keyword search on Facebook using the term "New York subway flooded," which directed them to a post by American news outlet ABC News dating back to September 2, 2021.
The clarification from the Indian Air Force comes in response to viral social media posts that propagated the false narrative that Sikh officers were boycotting their duties because they were being disrespected and insulted by their Hindu superiors.
The advertisement, published in Hindustan Times' Delhi City edition on October 1, 2023, was brought to public attention by the India TV Fact Check team.
The India TV Fact Check team identified the women in the video as Shijina Rajan and Diana Selvan, both working as TTEs in the Indian Railways. A reverse image search led to the same video being uploaded on Instagram on September 24 by a user named Shijina Rajan (@travelling_tte).
There is a viral video featuring Bollywood actor Amitabh Bachchan in which he is critiquing the media and making various claims. It's alleged that the actor has recently expressed strong criticism towards the media. Let's investigate the veracity of this claim.
A video showing a lathi charge on women is going viral on social media, with a claim that it's from Madhya Pradesh. However, when we fact-checked this video, it turned out to be four years old, and the claim made along with the video was found to be false.
India TV's Fact Check team verified that the incident occurred in April 2023 when the Indian army, in collaboration with the Jammu and Kashmir Police, neutralised a suspicious drone carrying cash and ammunition in Rajouri.
Rahul Gandhi's visit to East Delhi’s Anand Vihar railway station last week involved interactions with porters, during which he inquired about their concerns and even sported their signature red uniform shirt.
India TV Fact Check team has revealed that the video is misleading and has been edited to misrepresent Modi's statement. The video in question was taken during Modi's public rally in Raigarh, Chhattisgarh, on September 14, 2023.
The video, which depicts a mob attacking a car with sticks, originally surfaced in March 2022 and shows an incident involving a suspended BJD MLA, Prashant Jagdev.
A photo is doing rounds on social media in which a few people can be seen putting up a signboard. "There may be animals sitting on the road ahead. Please move slowly," said the signboard. It is being claimed that the police have installed these boards recently. When we fact-checked the claim, it tur
A video of Aamir Khan is going viral on the social media platform Instagram, where it is being claimed that the Bollywood actor has appealed to vote against the BJP. We fact-checked this video and found it to be misleading.
The misleading video has been manipulated using deepfake technology to replace Pablo Acosta's face with that of President Zelenskyy.
PIB emphasised that these baseless allegations were being shared with the intention of sowing discord and creating disharmony.
The 20-second video, originally portrayed as a genuine event, purportedly demonstrates the robot effortlessly competing against two human opponents in a game of badminton.
India TV's Fact Check team has confirmed that the video dates back to 2013, when Modi served as the Chief Minister of Gujarat, and in it, he was referring to India as a nation, not the opposition's alliance.
India TV's Fact Check team has confirmed that the video actually originates from Nagpur's Sanskritik Kendra (Cultural Centre), developed by the Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan organisation.
The video that is going viral on social media claiming to be related to an earthquake in Morocco has been fact-checked, and it has been confirmed that the video is from Syria, not Morocco. Despite the strong tremors of the earthquake, the people in the video were seen continuing to pray in a mosque.
A video of Rahul Gandhi claiming, "We have turned the poor of the country billionaires," is rapidly going viral on Facebook. However, upon fact-checking, this video has been found to be entirely fake.
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