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 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.
India TV Fact Check team has debunked this claim, revealing that the image was digitally manipulated, and there was no official confirmation from the Indian side regarding any award distribution.
Multiple news reports corroborated this information, confirming that the gold statue of PM Narendra Modi was crafted by a jeweler in Surat, not in Saudi Arabia.
To verify the image, India TV conducted a Google reverse image search. The search results showed that the painting of the Mahabharata epic is different from the original image of the meeting.
The original image is of the new Parliament of India, but the poster of Rohit Sharma has been superimposed on it.
Fact Check: India TV's fact-check found that the viral picture is not from Delhi but from Mumbai and dates back to December 2022.
A video circulating on Facebook claims that someone threw a shoe at Madhya Pradesh CM Shivraj. However, upon fact-checking the video, it was found that the reality is different.
The Delhi Police has said that the procession was held with due permission from the authorities and that there was no law and order issue. The police have also warned against spreading false news and communalising the event.
India TV Fact Check investigated the video and found that the claim is misleading. The leopard is actually sick, not drunk.
The video of Somanath being felicitated at Rashtrotthana Parishat was posted on the organisation's website and blog.
The national capital is geared up for the upcoming G20 summit which is to be held between September 8 and September 10. The government has made several announcements regarding restrictions on various activities and traffic rules in the city.
The incident occurred on August 14, 2023, when the woman was found walking down the street in broad daylight while holding the knives.
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