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127 checks for “Narendra Modi”
FACTLY says: The viral video is presented out of context to make it appear that Prime Minister Narendra Modi said he would eradicate poverty from India in a single stroke. In the original video, PM Modi was referring to Congress lea…
FACTLY says: The video does not show Prime Minister Narendra Modi presenting his portrait to Chinese President Xi Jinping at the 2026 BRICS Summit. The visuals are from the 2019 second informal summit between PM Modi and President X…
FACTLY says: The viral video is old and unrelated to Supriya Sule’s daughter’s wedding reception. The visuals date back to at least March 2025 and were previously shared in connection with an event involving Union Minister Shivraj S…
FACTLY says: The viral clip is from a March 2017 Newslaundry panel discussion. At the time, Poonawalla was representing the Congress party, years before he officially joined the BJP.
FACTLY says: India’s passport ranking has not experienced a sharp decline from 76th in 2014 to 125th in 2026, as claimed in the viral post. According to the Henley Passport Index, India was ranked 76th in 2014, 85th in 2025, and 80t…
FACTLY says: This is an AI-generated video. There is no evidence of a CRPF trooper making these statements. The PIB also clarified that this is a digitally manipulated video.
FACTLY says: There is no evidence that Prime Minister Narendra Modi made such a statement, and no such report was published by Navbharat Times. Both Navbharat Times and PIB Fact Check have clarified that the viral graphic is fake an…
FACTLY says: None of the clips in the compilation show Gen Z of the newly formed Cockroach Janata Party protesting against Prime Minister Narendra Modi. All the clips are old and from unrelated incidents that predate the formation o…
FACTLY says: The viral video does not show Prime Minister Narendra Modi receiving a facial massage. The man seen in the clip was identified through social media posts as Jaspal Singh Sarai, husband of Pardeep Kaur Dhillon.
FACTLY says: The viral video is edited. The original TV9 Bharatvarsh video is unrelated to the Assam elections and reports on a lottery winner in the UAE. The viral clip includes externally added graphics and manipulated deepfake au…
FACTLY says: This image is AI-generated, not a real one
FACTLY says: The viral video is digitally manipulated using AI. The original speech delivered by PM Modi during the joint press meet with French President Emmanuel Macron contains no such remarks. The PIB Fact Check unit has also cl…
FACTLY says: The viral newspaper image is fabricated. The Indian Express has denied publishing any such report and confirmed that the photograph of Jashodaben used in the graphic originates from an older, unrelated news report.
FACTLY says: These visuals belong to protest against SIR in Murshidabad, West Bengal, and has nothing to do with the new UGC regulations. This protest erupted following allegations of harassment of ordinary citizens and Booth Level …
FACTLY says: The official video footage shows Modi greeting President Murmu with folded hands before moving ahead. The viral screenshot captures a later moment, and is shared out of context, creating a misleading impression.
FACTLY says: The viral video is clipped and taken out of context. In the original broadcast, Arnab Goswami was quoting Rahul Gandhi’s past remarks during a debate, he did not make the statement himself. The portion showing that he w…
FACTLY says: The video is digitally manipulated. While Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath did speak in the Assembly about the killing of a Hindu youth in Bangladesh and criticised the opposition, he did not ask Prime Minis…