OpIndia Staff

PM Modi addresses the nation in his radio programme Mann Ki Baat

Twitter, with its 'manipulated media' mischief is actually spreading misinformation and furthering falsehoods.

During the Republic Day riots, one rioter Navreet had died after the tractor he was driving to break police barricades turned turtle. Tharoor and others tweeted that he died after Delhi Police shot at him.

Condemning the artwork as an 'ugly attack' on Islam itself, the cops detained four students on the 'suspicion' of denigrating religious values.

Punia, who works with the far-left propaganda website 'The Caravan' and Junputh, was moving through roadblocks and trying to remove the barricades when he misbehaved the police.

On Saturday, a complaint was registered against the far-left 'journalist' under Section 153B and 505 of the IPC in Rampur police station for trying to instigate the crowd by peddling false information about the death of a rioter named Navreet Singh, who had died during the tractor rally after his tractor turtled.

Pro-AAP propagandist Dhruv Rathee has taken to YouTube to peddle misinformation regarding the Republic Day insurrection.

The penetrating and razor-edged questions posed by Aman Chopra for Hamid Ansari left him bereft of speech.

Rahul Gandhi shared a picture of a scuffle between police officials and the protesters on Saturday to target the Modi government.

ICRA Limited reported that the average toll collection, prior to the protests, was around ₹7 crores each day.