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FACTLY says: The viral video has been digitally altered using artificial intelligence (AI). The original video was a promotional advertisement by the OTT platform Amazon, released in November 2023. In the original version, Manoj Baj…
FACTLY says: The photo actually depicts the Air Niugini Boeing 737-800 that landed in a lagoon off Chuuk International Airport in Micronesia on 28 September 2018. It has no connection to Mumbai or India, and no flight crash was repo…
FACTLY says: The original photo shows Virat Kohli signing a Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) jersey for a fan. The viral image is edited to make it appear as if he was signing a Pakistan jersey. There is no Pakistani flag or jersey…
FactCheck.org says: A single Danish study showed boys circumcised in medical settings were around twice as likely to be diagnosed with a form of autism called infantile autism by age 5. The study included no data on Tylenol.
PolitiFact says: MSNBC footage circulating on social media is real and depicts Boston’s Oct. 18 "No Kings" rally. Similar aerial views of the protest aired Oct. 18 on four Boston-area television stations and one in New Hampshire.
FACTLY says: The viral video does not show Delhi CM Rekha Gupta criticising Prime Minister Modi. The clip is from a rally in Bihar Sharif on 15 October 2025, where she was campaigning for BJP candidate Sunil Kumar. In the video, she…