Fact Check

Some messages have been doing the rounds on WhatsApp claiming that the CBSE will prepare the question paper of class 9th and 11th final examinations.

Business magnate Harsh Goenka aired his doubt on Twitter to express his surprise at the taxation of papads, but CBIC debunked the claim for him.

The 12-second video was shared by several people; journalists promoted a false claim on Monday and Tuesday that the Taliban had just executed a man by hanging him from a helicopter.

While netizens praised the CISF officer for performing his duty despite the celebrity attention, there were reports that claimed that CISF ASI Somnath Mohanty was in trouble for chatting to an Odisha-based media group about the incident.

Aam Aadmi Party's claims about its path-breaking smog tower project in Delhi seems to be losing wind even before the turbines swallowed pollutants in Delhi's air.  

Amidst the ongoing chaos in Afghanistan, the New York Times on Wednesday published an article that claimed that India was prioritising only Hindus and Sikhs while issuing emergency visas to Afghans.

The Union Home Ministryhas informed that no decision had been taken with regard to divesting the Punjab governor of the responsibility of Chandigarh Administrator.

While Priya Malik's feat is no less worthy of a celebration, our politicians' haste to post without verification on social media is quite noticeable in this instance.

As the political storm intensified over the issue, the Adani Group issued a clarification and dismissing the reports as a rumour,

With just a few days to go for the Tokyo Olympics, the Games have been hit by fake news.