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Fact Check: Did KCR Pay Rocking Rakesh Rs 20 Crores To Make His Biopic?
A newspaper clipping of Rocking Rakesh's interview has gone viral, admitting to receiving Rs 20 crores from KCR to make 'Keshava Chandra Ramavath'.
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Fact Check: Newspaper Clippings Claiming Uddhav Thackeray Apologised For 1992 Riots Are Fake
Both versions of the viral clipping are fake; no evidence supports claims that Uddhav Thackeray apologized to Muslim leaders or held such a meeting.
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Post Claiming Mamata Banerjee's Real Name Is "Mumtaz Masama Khatun" Is Fake
In the midst of the 2024 Lok Sabha election, a newspaper clip carrying news about West Bengal's Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is going viral on social media.
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Fact Check: Did Election Commission Say It Intends To Use Ballot Papers?
Will elections this time be conducted using ballot papers? A social media post with a newspaper clipping claims that the Election Commission of India (ECI) has announced new guidelines in this regard.
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Ohio Newspaper's 54-Year-Old Solar Eclipse Prediction For 2024 Is Spot On
The headline, "Millions See Eclipse, Next Showing in 2024," accurately predicted the date of the upcoming eclipse.
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Newspaper Clipping With Cartoon Network Shows Makes Internet Nostalgic
The clipping had all the favourite shows including Scooby Doo, The Powerpuff Girls, Tom and Jerry, Dexter's Laboratory, The Mask and The Popeye Show.
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Trinamool's Saket Gokhale, Arrested For Bridge Tragedy Tweet, Flags "Irony"
Saket Gokhale had tweeted newspaper clippings saying PM's visit to Morbi, where bridge collapse killed over 130, "cost Rs 30 crore"; it's a fake claim, said government
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Don't Read From News Clippings, Lok Sabha Speaker Tells Law Minister
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla asked Ravi Shankar Prasad not to read from news clippings and name newspapers while referring to instances of instant Triple Talaq when the law minister was moving for consideration the Triple Talaq bill in Lok Sabha on Thursday.
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Nirav Modi Seen Walking On London Street, Political Parties React: Highlights
Fugitive Billionaire Nirav Modi, wanted in India in an alleged Rs. 13,000 crore bank fraud case, has reportedly started a diamond business in London. British newspaper The Telegraph carried a two-minute clip of the fugitive diamond trader walking on a street in London's West End.
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Nirav Modi Spotted In London, Has Started New Diamond Business: Report
Fugitive Billionaire Nirav Modi was seen walking on a street in London's West End by a reporter of the British newspaper The Telegraph. In a two-minute clip shared by the newspaper, the billionaire, who is wanted in India in a Rs 13,000 crore bank fraud case, said "no comments" at least six times to questions ranging from how long he planned to sta...
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Sanju Song Baba Bolta Hain Bas Ho Gaya: A Treat To Ranbir Kapoor And Sanjay Dutt Fans
Sanju song Baba Bolta Hain Bas Ho Gaya is a satire on the news featured on Sanjay Dutt and his life
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EPL: Brendan Rodgers Promises to Have a Chat With Raheem Sterling About Behaviour
The Sun newspaper published a clip of England international Raheem Sterling supposedly taking the legal high -- commonly known as laughing gas -- on their website during Liverpool's 2-0 win over Newcastle United.
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Video shows tribal girls forced to dance naked waist up; authorities say clip 10 years old
British newspaper 'The Guardian' has released a shocking video shot at the Andaman islands on its website that shows a policeman forcing tribal girls to dance naked waist up for tourists. The policeman is heard commanding the young girls to dance. The accompanying report says the role of the police in the area is to protect tribes from unwelcome an...
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Fact Check: Did KCR Pay Rocking Rakesh Rs 20 Crores To Make His Biopic?
A newspaper clipping of Rocking Rakesh's interview has gone viral, admitting to receiving Rs 20 crores from KCR to make 'Keshava Chandra Ramavath'.
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Fact Check: Newspaper Clippings Claiming Uddhav Thackeray Apologised For 1992 Riots Are Fake
Both versions of the viral clipping are fake; no evidence supports claims that Uddhav Thackeray apologized to Muslim leaders or held such a meeting.
-
Post Claiming Mamata Banerjee's Real Name Is "Mumtaz Masama Khatun" Is Fake
In the midst of the 2024 Lok Sabha election, a newspaper clip carrying news about West Bengal's Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is going viral on social media.
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Fact Check: Did Election Commission Say It Intends To Use Ballot Papers?
Will elections this time be conducted using ballot papers? A social media post with a newspaper clipping claims that the Election Commission of India (ECI) has announced new guidelines in this regard.
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Ohio Newspaper's 54-Year-Old Solar Eclipse Prediction For 2024 Is Spot On
The headline, "Millions See Eclipse, Next Showing in 2024," accurately predicted the date of the upcoming eclipse.
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Newspaper Clipping With Cartoon Network Shows Makes Internet Nostalgic
The clipping had all the favourite shows including Scooby Doo, The Powerpuff Girls, Tom and Jerry, Dexter's Laboratory, The Mask and The Popeye Show.
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Trinamool's Saket Gokhale, Arrested For Bridge Tragedy Tweet, Flags "Irony"
Saket Gokhale had tweeted newspaper clippings saying PM's visit to Morbi, where bridge collapse killed over 130, "cost Rs 30 crore"; it's a fake claim, said government
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Don't Read From News Clippings, Lok Sabha Speaker Tells Law Minister
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla asked Ravi Shankar Prasad not to read from news clippings and name newspapers while referring to instances of instant Triple Talaq when the law minister was moving for consideration the Triple Talaq bill in Lok Sabha on Thursday.
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Nirav Modi Seen Walking On London Street, Political Parties React: Highlights
Fugitive Billionaire Nirav Modi, wanted in India in an alleged Rs. 13,000 crore bank fraud case, has reportedly started a diamond business in London. British newspaper The Telegraph carried a two-minute clip of the fugitive diamond trader walking on a street in London's West End.
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Nirav Modi Spotted In London, Has Started New Diamond Business: Report
Fugitive Billionaire Nirav Modi was seen walking on a street in London's West End by a reporter of the British newspaper The Telegraph. In a two-minute clip shared by the newspaper, the billionaire, who is wanted in India in a Rs 13,000 crore bank fraud case, said "no comments" at least six times to questions ranging from how long he planned to sta...
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Sanju Song Baba Bolta Hain Bas Ho Gaya: A Treat To Ranbir Kapoor And Sanjay Dutt Fans
Sanju song Baba Bolta Hain Bas Ho Gaya is a satire on the news featured on Sanjay Dutt and his life
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EPL: Brendan Rodgers Promises to Have a Chat With Raheem Sterling About Behaviour
The Sun newspaper published a clip of England international Raheem Sterling supposedly taking the legal high -- commonly known as laughing gas -- on their website during Liverpool's 2-0 win over Newcastle United.
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Video shows tribal girls forced to dance naked waist up; authorities say clip 10 years old
British newspaper 'The Guardian' has released a shocking video shot at the Andaman islands on its website that shows a policeman forcing tribal girls to dance naked waist up for tourists. The policeman is heard commanding the young girls to dance. The accompanying report says the role of the police in the area is to protect tribes from unwelcome an...
