fake news

While The Hindu reported that passengers will have to pay Rs 50 extra for special trains, actually state govts are paying for the trains

Times of India has been a repeat offender. Despite attracting furore on social media for its transgressions, TOI refuses to refrain

Ansari had even cited the name of a lawyer and wrote that such posters are a 'violation of human rights'. He called the quarantine posters 'harassment' of Muslims by the government.

Rahul Kanwal exposed the lie spread by India Today regarding a video that had gone viral after the death of Rishi Kapoor.

Hours after the death of veteran actor Rishi Kapoor, a video of him listening to a song in a hospital has gone viral. The video is widely reported to be the 'last video message' by Kapoor shot last night, hours before his demise.

Ruchi Soya was listed as defaulter as on 20 September 30, Patanjali had acquired it in December and paid all the loans

Cyberabad police, that seems to be missing any sense of humour or the realisation that citizens of India do still enjoy the freedom of expression, filed an FIR against the retired major for "spreading fake news".

Twitter user Major Neelum Singh (rtd) had shared a satirical post that had mocked the Cyberabad police for its arbitrary response against a poor Hindu vendor for sporting a saffron flag on his cart.

AltNews furthered fake news in their alleged 'fact-check', to shield a Muslim man who was seen throwing a currency note inside a petrol pump recently.

Congress leader Dr Udit Raj claimed that while 17 companies in India were ready to provide coronavirus testing kits for as low as Rs 500, PM Modi gave the contract to one Gujarat-based company for Rs 4,500 per kit.