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FACTLY says: News articles and the FIR copy related to the incident in Sarkanda police station area of Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh, confirm that the name of the tractor owner is Sonu Yadav, and the name of the tractor driver is Ishwar Dh…
FACTLY says: According to pictures in various news articles and Rahul Gandhi’s Twitter post, we can conclude that the image has been morphed. When the left-hand side part of the image is zoomed in, we can see a watermark named ‘@noc…
FACTLY says: The Civil Registration System under the Office of Registrar General, India records the total number of birth registrations in a year. However, these reports do not provide religion-wise registration data. Also, as per t…
FACTLY says: These pictures show an Iraqi photographer crying behind the camera after his team was knocked out of the AFC Asia Cup 2019. This photo has nothing to do with recent clashes between Israeli police forces and Palestinian …
FACTLY says: There are no such reports about her visit to the Puri Jagannath Temple yesterday. While a few priests opposed her visit to the temple in 2017, her visit to the temple was welcomed by other priests and the temple adminis…
FACTLY says: These images are not related to the ongoing 2021 Kumbh Mela at Haridwar. While one image shows a huge devotee gathering in Kumbh Mela at Prayagraj back in 2019, the other image shows a devotee gathering at Kumbh Mela ba…
FACTLY says: The photos are not related to West Bengal. Many photos are related to Bangladesh. One photo was taken from a film
FACTLY says: This video shows a gym instructor training his wife in Trinidad & Tobago, not in India. Imran Razac, a fitness instructor in Trinidad & Tobago, is seen training his wife Reshma Razac in this video. They both belong to t…
PolitiFact says: There’s no evidence that Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa’s family, who emigrated to the U.S. from Syria when he was a toddler, entered the U.S. illegally from Mexico, or that he bought a gun illegally. He's likely Muslim.
FACTLY says: The sculpture in the photo is related to the New Cathedral of Salamanca, which was built between 1513 and 1733, in Spain. While the church is centuries old, the astronaut sculpture was added during the renovation works …
FACTLY says: The image actually shows the artwork of Australian artist Patricia Piccinini. This particular artwork of a newborn baby with a small trunk-like nose was actually created in 2010 which depicts unsettling mutations of hum…
FACTLY says: The video actually shows an old incident of a miscreant urinating in a temple in Vishakapatnam’s Pisinikada village back in 2018. Multiple regional news agencies reported the incident. These reports identified the miscr…