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PolitiFact says: The bill aims to mitigate national security threats posed by technology controlled by certain foreign countries. Experts are concerned about how the bill will be enforced, but it does not criminalize simply having a VPN.
Washington Post says: Mccarthy is citing a Heritage Foundation report but other economists say there are better metrics
FACTLY says: The school Atishi Marlena visited is run by the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) and not the Government of Delhi. AAP won the MCD elections held in December 2022, and Shelly Oberoi became the city’s mayor. Oberoi wa…
FACTLY says: India was recently elected as a member of the UN Statistical Commission for a term of four years. The UN Statistical Commission is headed by a Chairperson, and currently, Gabriella Vukovich of Hungary heads it
FACTLY says: Union government reconstructed the Sharda Devi temple located in Kupwara, on the Indian side of LoC, whereas the Sharda Peeth is in PoK and has been inaccessible for Indian pilgrims since 1947. The post wrongly compares…
FACTLY says: There are no reports about A.K. Antony purchasing paintings with government money. In the past, when reports surfaced alleging that Airports Authority of India purchased paintings from Antony’s wife, she refuted the cla…
FactCheck.org says: Members of a minority party in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario introduced a bill that would create temporary community safety zones around drag performance venues to prevent “acts of intimidation.”