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“Elon Musk is “finally releasing his first flying car today.”
“Fact Check viral satya fake link claiming three months of free mobile recharge in name of prime minister free recharge scheme goes viral”
“Fact check viral satya viral video is not of a protest in support of the waqf board in patna fake news”
“Gmelina leaves can treat water buildup in lungs”
FactRakers says: Clinical trials have yet to show the ability and efficacy of Gmelina arborea leaves to drain fluid buildup in human lungs
“holes in tomatoes are caused by snakebites”
“Image shows woman holding sign about her daughter's abortion rights.”
“Major League Soccer (MLS) has banned the Pride flag at FIFA Club World Cup 2025”
“Marina Beach Road Chennai”
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“Soursop Leaves 4000x Stronger Than Chemotherapy”
“The Andhra Pradesh Government has abolished the Waqf Board in the state.”
FACTLY says: The Andhra Pradesh Government did not abolish the Waqf Board in the state. It only dissolved the existing board. The government clarified that a new Waqf Board will be constituted at the earliest
“The viral video shows flooded roads and vehicles struggling to navigate near Marina Beach, Chennai, Tamil Nadu”
FACTLY says: Chennai faced flooding due to Cyclone Fengal, which started on 25 November 2024. But the viral video, which shows heavy rainfall and flooding, is actually from 2 September 2024, when Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, experienced he…
“Videos show an Islamist mob attacking a village in Murshidabad, Sherpur District, Bangladesh destroying Hindu homes, crops, and looting livestock.”
FACTLY says: The incident in the video occurred on 26 November 2024 in Sherpur, Bangladesh. The attack followed accusations from local madrasa teachers and residents that the darbar was involved in anti-Islamic activities. Around 40…