Aaj Ka Viral: Is Army deployed at farmers protest?
News | December 12, 2020 16:20 ISTAmid the chaos, a video is going viral on social media which claims that the Indian Army has been called in to deal with the protests.
Amid the chaos, a video is going viral on social media which claims that the Indian Army has been called in to deal with the protests.
These days social media sites are flooded with fake news. Recently, a report claiming that PM Modi led government will give Rs 5 lakh, along with free sewing machine to women under the ‘Widow Women Prosperity Scheme’.
Is the Ministry of Railways planning to deduct the overtime and tavel allowances of its employees?? Let's find the truth.
Amid India-China border tension at LAC, a British daily "The Times", citing a Beijing-based professor, reported that the Chinese military used microwave weapons against Indian soldiers to retreat during the border standoff in eastern Ladakh.
A fact check report by Press Information Bureau (PIB) revealed that the viral claim is misleading and false. It added saying that no such plan has been announced by the Ministry of Railways. "The claim is False. No such move is being discussed or contemplated by Ministry of Railways".
Fake notice of CBSE Board Exam Result Dates goes viral on Twitter. Students post hilarious memes and jokes on social media in no time. Notice was fake but the tension was real! Check funny tweets.
A lot of Facebook users have been posting a message on their feed suggesting that Facebook is going to change its privacy policy starting Saturday, June 13. Is it true? Let's find out.
The viral message of WhatsApp, Facebook and Twitter among others also claimed that the lockdown will also put a brake on flight and train services. The total number of coronavirus cases in India is 2.77 lakh with a death toll over 7500.
Recently, a purported screengrab circulated on social media. It claimed that the home ministry has permitted all states to open schools. "Greh mantralaya ne sabhi rajyon ko school kholne ki permission di," the text read in Hindi.
A new WhatsApp bot has been introduced by Poynter Institutes International Fact-Checking Network for accurate COVID-19 information
In a recent claim, it was said that the government would drop money from helicopters. The claim comes at a sensitive time when the nation is also facing a grappling economic situation arising due to the coronavirus crisis.
Karnataka Police has launched a website to check on fake news. Read on to know more
A message sweeping across WhatsApp and Facebook claims that India has announced deduction in salary/pension of government employees.
Messages are being widely circulated on social media platforms like WhatsApp, Facebook and YouTube claiming that the RBI will discontinue ₹ 2,000 notes and issue new ₹ 1,000 notes. But, has RBI issued new Rs 1000 currency notes?
A sensational video has hit the social media showing Donald Trump suggestively posing with bikini-clad women. Referring to the video, people are questioning as to why Prime Minister Narendra Modi is spending crores of rupees to welcome him.
US President Donald Trump is visiting Ahmedabad on February 24. As the day draws nearer, media is rife with news reports about a wall being built in the city to 'hide' slums from Donald Trump's eyes.
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