Fact Check

Trump's original May 30, 2025, remarks discussed China trade violations, a Gaza ceasefire, and a potential Iran nuclear deal. The manipulated video aims to spread misinformation and incite panic.

The disinformation campaign, using AI-manipulated footage, aims to spread misinformation and potentially incite tensions between India and Pakistan. The public is urged to verify information before sharing and report suspicious content.

A fake video falsely showing Navy Chief Admiral Tripathi criticizing the govt over Operation Sindoor is circulating online. PIB confirms it's digitally altered and spread by Pakistan-linked accounts. Admiral Tripathi has made no such statement.

A fake video falsely claiming that Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman endorsed an investment scheme promising Rs 12 lakh/month from Rs 21,000 is circulating online. PIB has confirmed the video is doctored.

Both counter tickets and online booking for train tickets via irctc.co.in remain available. The public is advised to disregard the misinformation and consult official sources for accurate updates.

Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority sets its own toll policies and is independent of NHAI. The Press Information Bureau (PIB) has urged the public to verify information from official sources before sharing.

Although accounts with incomplete KYC might face service restrictions, they won't be permanently closed but may become inactive until KYC is completed. The drive aims to verify account holder details and ensure continued access to government schemes.

The Press Information Bureau (PIB) has debunked a viral claim that the Central government offers Rs 5,000 per month to rural women under a false scheme. The YouTube video spreading this in PM Modi’s name is fake. 

PIB has warned against a fake SMS claiming to be from India Post, asking users to update address details via a fraudulent link. India Post doesn't send such messages. Citizens are urged not to click links and to report such scams promptly.

Squadron Leader Shivangi Singh is alive and actively serving. Press Information Bureau stated that the misleading video, shared by pro-Pakistan accounts, aimed to spread misinformation. Authorities have urged the public to verify facts.