A video of a bridge collapse is going viral on social media claiming to be the one that fell in Smolensk region of Russia. The claim was found to be which was found to be fake in our investigation.
Ahead of the Lok Sabha elections, a newspaper cutting went viral on social media claiming that those who fail to vote in the upcoming polls, an amount of Rs 350 will be deducted from their bank accounts. Know the truth here.
A fake video is going viral on social media in which a woman is being beaten brutally. It is being claimed that the woman is being assaulted for refusing to marry again. But when India TV fact-checked it, the truth turned out to be different.
A false post circulating on social media claims that the late actor Anupam Shyam Ojha is the father of Sonu Sood. However, a fact-check conducted by India TV has debunked this claim, revealing the truth behind the misinformation.
A video is going viral on social media in which it is claimed the total votes counted by EVM in several Parliamentary constituencies during the 2019 General Elections exceeded the total votes polled. However, our fact-checking investigation has found this claim to be misleading.
A photo was shared on social media claiming that actor and now a BJP candidate from Mandi Kangana Ranaut was with gangster Abu Salem. India TV conducted a Fact Check of the viral claim.
A video has gone viral on social media in which Sanjay Singh is seen arguing with police officials. India TV performed a fact check of the viral post. Check what did we find.
A video is going viral on social media in which it is claimed that actor Ashutosh Rana has appealed to vote for the BJP. However, our fact-checking investigation has found this claim to be misleading.
India TV’s Fact Check team confirmed the video’s earlier context, highlighting the importance of verifying information before sharing it online. The incident underscores the prevalence of misinformation and the need for responsible engagement on social media platforms.
The misleading claims stemmed from a photo showing President Murmu standing while PM Modi and Advani are seated, but other images from the same event reveal the president comfortably seated alongside them.
The viral quote, suggesting Kejriwal questioning ASG Raju about arresting PM Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah, was found to be fabricated. Investigative efforts revealed no such exchange during Kejriwal’s recent court appearance related to the ED’s probe into the liquor policy case.
A misleading claim has surfaced surrounding an old photograph featuring former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, former Congress President Sonia Gandhi, and Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
A social media post claimed that 30,000 Muslims attended the funeral procession of Badaun murder case accused Sajid, however, in our investigation, the claim turned out to be false.
A post has been shared on social media, claiming that a car fell into the river below in the Baltimore Bridge accident and security personnel pulled it out, which was found to be fake after India TV's investigation.
A picture is going viral on social media claiming that thousands of people seen in this photo are on the streets to protest against Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's arrest. However, India TV's fact check revealed the truth to be something else.
A picture of Virat Kohli is going viral on social media allegedly watching a press conference of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. However, India TV's fact check revealed the truth to be something else.
A photo purportedly showing Arvind Kejriwal being dragged away by police is circulating widely on social media, with claims that it depicts his recent arrest by the Enforcement Directorate (ED). However, our fact-checking investigation has revealed that this photo is actually 12 years old.
A news is going viral on Facebook that 18% GST will be charged on sending 'Good Morning' message. When India TV conducted a Fact Check on this news, it came to light that it was written as a satire in a Hindi newspaper six years ago.
The Fact Check Unit was notified on March 20 under Information Technology Rules, 2021, by the Ministry of Electronics and IT.
A video circulating online claims Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar dodged a question about alleged Model Code of Conduct violations by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah. The video, cropped from a press conference on March 16, 2024, suggests Kumar avoided addressing the
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