Viral image that shows the “Release Dates” of COVID-19 variants is fake.
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A table that shows a list of Covid-19 variants along with their expected release dates is taking viral rounds on
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Last year’s video of lockdown restrictions announced by West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee is circulated falsely this year.
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This particular video is falsely shared across the platform of WhatsApp claiming that the lockdown is extended till 31st August
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The viral photo of an advertising banner by Delhi Gov, tweeted by prominent people, politicians is fake.
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An edited image of banner is viral which has a photo of Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal on it along with
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Uttarakhand’s Chamoli cloudburst image falsely claimed as Kishtwar cloudburst
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An image of a muddy water overflowing a residential area damaging the road has been circulated on social media with
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A 2015 video of ‘Surya Namaskar’ from PM Modi’s visit to Mongolia is viral now as from Olympic Opening Ceremony, Tokyo
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A video showing numerous participants performing sun salutation (Surya Namaskar), a series of 12 yoga postures, is going viral on
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Misleading screenshot claims Cadbury dairy milk contains gelatin derived from beef.
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A screenshot have been taking rounds on internet since one week claiming that Cadbury products contain gelatin that is halal.
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Did BJP supporters loot the sweet shops of those who didn’t donate for Ram Temple construction?
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On Facebook, a 30-second video has gone viral alleging that BJP supporters ransacked sweet shops of those who did not contribute
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The man in the video speaking about Economic Jihad is not Himalayan Drug Company owner.
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It is claimed that the person addressing the crowd is Mohammad Manal, owner of Himalayan Drug Company. The video encourages
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A WhatsApp forward claiming to offer 3 crore rupees for kidney transplant is fake.
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A message endorsing a payment of 3 crore for kidney donors is by and large circulating on WhatsApp. Someone claiming
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The viral scheme with name “Ek Parivaar, Ek Sarkari Naukari” is fake.
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Every day, social media is loaded with a significant amount of information, shared by its users. The information disseminated on
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