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“Residents demolishing a Davao school attacked 2 party-list lawmakers”
FactRakers says: The lawmakers were never at the school, which is not even in Davao
“Ma Foi. Pandiyarajan’s announcement. I am starting a free education trust… Through this, we provide tuition fees, food fees, accommodation fees, bus fares for economically backward students. Admission Helpline – 9962814432 Admission is for students only. Students who have lost both mother and father or only father will be given 50% discount in Engineering and Colleges.”
“No child is required to have a Certificate of Transfer (TC) when enrolling in a Government school from private schools. All you have to do is give the child’s reference number to the school you are enrolling in. They will take your EMIS number. Don’t pay money to the money launders when they asking money for a Transfer certificate or EMIS number at a private school.”
“President Rodrigo Duterte gave proof that Manny Pacquiao paid the University of Makati to get his college diploma”
“Lakshadweep activist and Malayalam filmmaker Aisha Sultana is a native of Bangladesh and she completed her college education in Pakistan”
FACTLY says: Lakshadweep activist and Malayalam filmmaker Aisha Sultana is a native of Bangladesh and she completed her college education in Pakistan
“Measures to appoint only female teachers in schools where girl students study – Exclusive Interview of the Minister of School Education Anbil Mahesh Thanthi TV”
“It’s not currently “legal for a New York state student to have a glass of fresh whole milk.”
PolitiFact says: New York City banned whole milk in schools in 2006, and the federal government banned whole milk nationally — and therefore in all of New York state — in 2010.
“Photo of crying Rajesh Tiwari from Lucknow who could not clear the UPSC exam due to reservation”
FACTLY says: The man in the photo belongs to Bangladesh. His name is Sayeed Rimon, not Rajesh Tiwari. He is a social media influencer and promotes social awareness in Bangladesh
“Claim: misinformation that PSBB school teacher Rajagopalan is a relative of RS Bharathi”
“Claim: Fake news that H Raja supported PSBB school controversy”
“A 1997 “Archie” comic predicted virtual school in the year 2021.”
MediaWise says: This comic, showing Betty attending virtual school in 2021, was published in 1997, 24 years before virtual school became a reality for most of us. However, the comic never states that this was due to a pandemic.