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Media Lies List
Times of India misquotes Modi’s cook, changes web story after getting called out
After the brouhaha, TOI quietly altered the article and issued a clarification in the print edition the next day.
Reuters quoted ‘source’ to say Modi govt will waive farmer loans on a day Union Minister said there was no such plan
While it is not clear why Reuters did such reporting, people were speculating this could be a fake news spread by the Congress-friendly media on behest of Congress to pressurise Modi government.
‘Journalists’ and politicians spread lies about RBI Deputy Governor’s resigning following Urjit Patel’s exit
"Journalists" started rumour-mongering about the resignation of RBI Deputy Governor Viral Acharya soon after Governor Urjit Patel resigned citing personal reasons
Fact Check: Congress and The Wire spread falsehoods about Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana
If in spite of loan waivers by three big states, the farmers under Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana drop by mere 84 lakh out of whopping 5.72 crores, isn’t it an indicator that the scheme is still alive and kicking?
Media and Congress spread lies about Railways tender won by Reliance Jio
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Airtel's interpretation of the clause, as claimed by The Indian Express, is wrong as they compare monthly tariffs instead of data rates (price per GB).
The Wire comes up with flawed logic to rubbish new methodology which slashed growth rates of Congress regime
The reasons given by the article by The Wire more amusing as it clearly showed their lack of understanding of data, statistic and above all, of economics.
Wikileaks to sue Guardian for publishing fabricated story claiming Manafort held secret talks with Assange in Ecuadorian embassy
WikiLeaks has even demanded the editor-in-chief to resign owing to the back-pedalling on the story, WikiLeaks claims to be false.
The Wire misreports survey to show Rahul Gandhi is preferred over PM Narendra Modi by MP voters
The Wire has used the data of these pre-election surveys and blatantly used to propagate Rahul Gandhi's fake ratings, while the actual survey predicts the opposite.
Cambridge distances itself from The Print report after OpIndia fact-check, The Print continues to obfuscate
Reacting to our report, CAIE said that they are aware of the inaccuracies in Shekhar Gupta led The Print article
NDTV misquotes PM Modi, corrects the report only partially after netizens point out the ‘fake news’
This is the second time in last one week that NDTV has been caught on the wrong foot.
