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The New York Times had resisted running anything that could suggest that Covid-19 was manmade or had leaked from the Wuhan lab

The Print had conceded that critical comments against Govardhan Das on PubPeer were not proof of research fraud.

While the party's official Twitter handle shared videos and photographs as show of strength, friendly journalist Rohini Singh of The Wire, questioned 'Noida channels' for not giving enough airtime to the party led by Akhilesh Yadav.

BBC warned users that it will report people to authorities if they commented opposing participation of biological men in female sports.

Given that the construction of the railway project in the 1920s was marred by violence, forced labour and deaths of tens of thousands of Africans, the use of 'admirable intentions' for colonial bureaucrats drew the wrath of netizens.

It must be mentioned that Twitter did not flag Sreenivasan Jain's tweet as misleading even though there was ample evidence to show otherwise.

NDTV's Sreenivasan Jain doesn't let facts get into the way of mischief that could create vaccine hesitancy and derail India's vaccination programme

Cherry picking, selective reporting and insatiable hunger to insult and mock India is what makes the writers at BBC losers in the truest sense of word.

Why ask tough questions to an elected leader when you have rasgulla being offered?

The Print didn't consider that sero survey included vaccinated people and healthcare workers, which resulted in skewed result