A reverse search of the photo led to the same photo being published on other websites, including Facebook and Twitter. Some of the posts claimed that the photo was taken by Chandrayaan-3.
Babar Azam's selfie with a girl is going viral. When we fact-checked the photo, the truth came out, and the claim accompanying the photo turned out to be misleading.
Shortly after the lunar landing, an image depicting the imprint of the national emblem and ISRO logo, supposedly created by Pragyan's wheel, began circulating on social media.
FACT CHECK: The article was published by DNA and was titled "Indian government buying 50 bulletproof Audi cars for G20 Summit, may cost over Rs 400 crore".
Chandrayaan-3 successfully performed a soft landing on the moon on August 23, at the same time, a video is going viral on Facebook claiming that it was captured by Chandrayaan-3. When we fact-checked this video, it turned out to be deceptive and misleading.
India TV Fact check: There is a website claiming to be the official platform for the government scheme MNREGA. In this report, we will verify the claim.
The message typically claims that the government is offering a free mobile recharge of Rs. 239 for 28 days. It asks users to click on a blue link to avail the offer.
The video has been shared on Facebook and Twitter with captions that claim it shows the recent floods in Kedarnath.
The video, which has been shared widely on social media, claims that the scheme was announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Parliament.
In its examination, the India TV Fact Check team observed that a fabricated statement was shared via social media in the name of the CJI.
The video related to the showering of flowers is going viral. In it, flowers are seen showering on a convoy with the help of JCBs. It is being claimed that this convoy belongs to YouTuber Elvish Yadav.
Many people on the internet are claiming that the video is fake. In today's Fact Check story, we will investigate this video and try to find out how much truth is in it.
India TV Fact Check: A claim on social media was made regarding Ivermectin, an allopathic drug, that the FDA (US agency) has approved this drug for the treatment of corona. We fact-checked the claim and found it to be misleading.
A total of 393 people have been arrested and 118 others detained so far in connection with the communal violence in Nuh.
In a video reel that has gone viral on Facebook, some scenes of space are seen playing. In this video, some astronauts are seen visiting a fictional planet. Here they are seen doing some searching inside the wreckage of something like a spaceship.
A video claiming that a Dalit woman was beaten up by the head priest of a Hindu temple has been posted by several people on social media.
A mail claiming to be from the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre is requesting users to respond to alleged court orders against them and threatening legal action.
Users have shared the photograph with their claims that PM Modi is disrespecting the Hindu God at the temple by turning his back and posing for the camera.
Several social media users have claimed that the video shows a man from the Hindu community is being beaten by a mob of Muslim persons in Haryana's communal strife-hit Nuh district.
In the viral post, quoting the alleged Dr. Gupta, it is being claimed that cancer can be cured by following a sugar-free diet and drinking warm lemon water, as well as drinking organic coconut oil.
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