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16 Vloggers, TikTokers Arrested In Pakistan For Spreading Fake News Of Rape
Law enforcement agencies have arrested more than a dozen vloggers and TikTokers accusing them of spreading fake stories about an alleged rape of a girl student that led to violent protests across Punjab province over a week ago.
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Babar Azam Test Retirement Announcement Triggers Social Media Storm. But, It's Fake
Fake news of Babar Azam quitting Test cricket went viral on social media.
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Imran Khan In "Sex Call" Row, Party Says Viral Audio Clips "Fake"
Imran Khan, former Pakistan Prime Minister, is caught in a raging controversy over an audio clip allegedly of intimate conversations with two women.
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"I Love You Zimbabwe": Fake Mr Bean Releases Statement After Pakistan's Defeat In T20 World Cup
For the past few days, cricket fans from Zimbabwe and Pakistan have been engaged in a war of words over the "Mr Bean controversy". Now, after much uproar, the "Fake Mr Bean" has spoken out about the incident and issued an official statement.
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Fake Mr Bean Caused A Social Media War Between Zimbabwe-Pakistan In T20 World Cup
The tug-of-war on Twitter went viral on social media and the netizens had a field day.
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Pakistan: Governor Terms PM's Son Swearing-In As Punjab Chief Minister "Illegal"
Calling the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leader and PM Shehbaz Sharif's son, Hamza Shehbaz a "fake chief minister", Punjab Governor Omer Cheema said that his official residence was "captured" on Saturday to hold Shehbaz's oath ceremony.
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"Fake News": Nawaz Sharif's Sons Over Saudi Travel On State Expense Report
The sons of Pakistan's deposed prime minister Nawaz Sharif have denied that they will accompany Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on his maiden official visit to Saudi Arabia at state expense, describing the report in the media as "completely fake".
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India Blocks 16 YouTube Channels For Spreading Hate, Fake News
The Centre on Monday blocked 16 YouTube channels, including six operating from Pakistan, and a Facebook account for spreading disinformation related to India's national security, foreign relations and public order, according to an official statement.
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Indian Government Orders Blocking of 22 YouTube-Based News Channels, Including 4 From Pakistan
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has directed the blocking of 22 YouTube-based news channels, of which four are from Pakistan, for allegedly spreading fake news to mislead viewers.
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India Orders Blocking of 35 Pakistan-Based YouTube Channels, Websites: Here’s Why
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has ordered the blocking of 35 YouTube channels and two websites which were running anti-India propaganda and spreading fake news "in a coordinated manner."
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"He Was Asking A Fielder To Back Up": Tabraiz Shamsi Defends Quinton De Kock's Run Out Of Fakhar Zaman
South Africa spinner Tabraiz Shamsi, who played in the second ODI against Pakistan on Sunday, said Quinton de Kock was asking for a fielder to back up the ball at the non-striker's end when Fakhar Zaman was run out in the last over of a close contest.
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Pakistan Circulating Fabricated Dossiers, Spreading Fake News: India
India on Friday slammed Pakistan over its accusations that New Delhi was spreading disinformation, saying when looking at disinformation, the best example is the "country next door which is circulating fictional and fabricated dossiers and purveys a regular stream of fake news".
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India Calls Out Pakistan For Motivated False Propaganda On Social Media
India on Tuesday called out Pakistan for propagating fake news through social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram.
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Mohammad Irfan Says He's ''Fine'' After Rumours Of Death On Social Media
Mohammad Irfan has confirmed that he's fine after rumours of his death started circulating on social media, adding that all the reports saying he had been in a car accident were fake and baseless.
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Ex-Pak Envoy Retweets Photo Of Adult Filmstar As Kashmiri Who Lost Vision
In an embarrassing goof-up former Pakistani High Commissioner to India, Abdul Basit on Monday retweeted a photo of an adult filmstar while passing it off as a Kashmiri man who lost his vision due to pellet injury.
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16 Vloggers, TikTokers Arrested In Pakistan For Spreading Fake News Of Rape
Law enforcement agencies have arrested more than a dozen vloggers and TikTokers accusing them of spreading fake stories about an alleged rape of a girl student that led to violent protests across Punjab province over a week ago.
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Babar Azam Test Retirement Announcement Triggers Social Media Storm. But, It's Fake
Fake news of Babar Azam quitting Test cricket went viral on social media.
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Imran Khan In "Sex Call" Row, Party Says Viral Audio Clips "Fake"
Imran Khan, former Pakistan Prime Minister, is caught in a raging controversy over an audio clip allegedly of intimate conversations with two women.
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"I Love You Zimbabwe": Fake Mr Bean Releases Statement After Pakistan's Defeat In T20 World Cup
For the past few days, cricket fans from Zimbabwe and Pakistan have been engaged in a war of words over the "Mr Bean controversy". Now, after much uproar, the "Fake Mr Bean" has spoken out about the incident and issued an official statement.
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Fake Mr Bean Caused A Social Media War Between Zimbabwe-Pakistan In T20 World Cup
The tug-of-war on Twitter went viral on social media and the netizens had a field day.
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Pakistan: Governor Terms PM's Son Swearing-In As Punjab Chief Minister "Illegal"
Calling the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leader and PM Shehbaz Sharif's son, Hamza Shehbaz a "fake chief minister", Punjab Governor Omer Cheema said that his official residence was "captured" on Saturday to hold Shehbaz's oath ceremony.
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"Fake News": Nawaz Sharif's Sons Over Saudi Travel On State Expense Report
The sons of Pakistan's deposed prime minister Nawaz Sharif have denied that they will accompany Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on his maiden official visit to Saudi Arabia at state expense, describing the report in the media as "completely fake".
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India Blocks 16 YouTube Channels For Spreading Hate, Fake News
The Centre on Monday blocked 16 YouTube channels, including six operating from Pakistan, and a Facebook account for spreading disinformation related to India's national security, foreign relations and public order, according to an official statement.
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Indian Government Orders Blocking of 22 YouTube-Based News Channels, Including 4 From Pakistan
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has directed the blocking of 22 YouTube-based news channels, of which four are from Pakistan, for allegedly spreading fake news to mislead viewers.
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India Orders Blocking of 35 Pakistan-Based YouTube Channels, Websites: Here’s Why
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has ordered the blocking of 35 YouTube channels and two websites which were running anti-India propaganda and spreading fake news "in a coordinated manner."
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"He Was Asking A Fielder To Back Up": Tabraiz Shamsi Defends Quinton De Kock's Run Out Of Fakhar Zaman
South Africa spinner Tabraiz Shamsi, who played in the second ODI against Pakistan on Sunday, said Quinton de Kock was asking for a fielder to back up the ball at the non-striker's end when Fakhar Zaman was run out in the last over of a close contest.
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Pakistan Circulating Fabricated Dossiers, Spreading Fake News: India
India on Friday slammed Pakistan over its accusations that New Delhi was spreading disinformation, saying when looking at disinformation, the best example is the "country next door which is circulating fictional and fabricated dossiers and purveys a regular stream of fake news".
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India Calls Out Pakistan For Motivated False Propaganda On Social Media
India on Tuesday called out Pakistan for propagating fake news through social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram.
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Mohammad Irfan Says He's ''Fine'' After Rumours Of Death On Social Media
Mohammad Irfan has confirmed that he's fine after rumours of his death started circulating on social media, adding that all the reports saying he had been in a car accident were fake and baseless.
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Ex-Pak Envoy Retweets Photo Of Adult Filmstar As Kashmiri Who Lost Vision
In an embarrassing goof-up former Pakistani High Commissioner to India, Abdul Basit on Monday retweeted a photo of an adult filmstar while passing it off as a Kashmiri man who lost his vision due to pellet injury.
