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“Texas “ranks 50th in baby wellness checks, ranks 50th in clinical care for infants, ranks 50th in uninsured women, ranks 43rd in maternal mortality, ranks 44th in school funding per child, and ranks 46th in child hunger.”
PolitiFact says: The post is correct on Texas’ rankings for women’s health insurance and school spending, and it’s close on child hunger. But the other claims are incorrect or unsupported by current data. The group corrected its post.
“32 crores for the entire department of school education in Tamil Nadu, whereas 39 crores for one memorial”
“Claim: fake news that TN govt allocated Rs 32 crore to school education dept”
“No words can explain the agony of young Afghan women who will now be forced to drop out of schools and bury their dreams. #Afghan_lives_matter #Talibans #AfghanWomen #Education #Afghanistan #Afghans”
Vishvas News says: বিশ্বাস নিউজে ইয়াৰ অনুসন্ধানত লাভ কৰা তথ্য অনুসৰি এই ভাইৰেল দাবীটো ভুৱা। ভাইৰেল ছবিখন গাজাৰ, আফগানিস্তানৰ নহয়।
“Teacher beating student in RM VM School in valsad”
“Video of DPS-Rajbagh’s teacher brutally assaulting a young girl”
FACTLY says: The video shared in the post shows an old incident that took place in Raipur, Chhattisgarh. This video shows a pastor performing an exorcism on a young girl. This video has nothing to do with the Delhi Public School in …
“Financial help to poor students is being offered by NGO Prerana (supported by Infosys Foundation)”
FACTLY says: Infosys Foundation denies any association with the NGO Prerana mentioned in the post. According to the website of NGO Prerana, they do provide financial-aid to meritorious students from underprivileged backgrounds, but …
“NGO Prerana (with support from Infosys) is giving scholarships to meritorious students”
“the college with the strange name as a mockery of the new education policy.”
Vishvas News says: This viral photo has been edited and the claims made with it are false.
“Viral Photograph of banner outside Kerala College congratulating students has PM Modi’s image on it”
“Image shows burqa clad girls from Women's Engineering College in Kerala”
“UP Government notified a ‘special exam’ for 10th and 12th class students aspiring for government jobs”
FACTLY says: UP Government had not notified a ‘special exam’ for 10th and 12th class students aspiring for government jobs. A notification was released by the Assam government that no student would be able to apply for a state gover…
“Companies are refusing to recruit 2021 passed out graduates. The crucial years are here. Students should understand and prepare themselves accordingly.”
“Bhagavad Gita classes were made compulsory for Dutch students”
FACTLY says: Bhagavad Gita classes were not made compulsory for Dutch Students. There is no mention of Bhagavad Gita in the list of compulsory subjects to be taught in Primary schools in Netherlands
“Manny Pacquiao's diploma from the University of Makati (UMak) is fake and was obtained with the help of Abigail Binay”
“A Canadian mayor said Muslims must integrate after they “demanded removal of pork in all school canteens in Montreal.”
“Says Gov. Ron DeSantis “just signed legislation requiring students, faculty and staff at Florida’s public universities and colleges to register their political views with the state.”
“Sunitha, a student from Telangana who ended her life due to non-postponement of B-Tech exams”
FACTLY says: The girl in the photo is very much alive and her name is Sankeerthana, not Sunitha. She is currently pursuing B.Com (Hons) from Delhi University and not B.Tech from JNTU Hyderabad. FACTLY had reached out to the Circle I…