Fact Check: Delhi Police Debunks Viral Death Claim Linked To NEET Protest
Delhi Police said viral claims that a woman injured during the NEET protest died are false, confirming she is alive and receiving treatment at RML Hospital.
Fact Check: Delhi Police Rejects Viral Stone-Pelting Claims At Jantar Mantar
Delhi Police dismissed viral claims of stone-pelting, police action and casualties at Jantar Mantar, calling the circulating videos false and misleading.
PIB Fact Check Debunks Viral Claim Of Girl’s Death During Delhi Protest
PIB Fact Check said claims that a girl died during protests in Delhi are false and confirmed that no such incident has been reported.
Will 11 Crore TVs Stop Working? PIB Clears The Air On Viral Claim
PIB dismissed viral claims that the draft broadcasting rules will shut down 11 crore TVs or increase cable and DTH charges, calling them fake.
PIB Fact Check Warns Against Fake e-PAN Card Download Emails
PIB Fact Check warned citizens against fake e-PAN card download emails and urged them not to share financial or personal information.
PIB Fact Check Debunks Deepfake Video Of Nirmala Sitharaman Promoting Investment Scam
PIB Fact Check has warned the public about an AI-generated deepfake video falsely showing Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman promoting a fraudulent investment scheme.
PIB Fact Check Debunks Fake Claim On RBI, SEBI Regulating Cryptocurrency
PIB Fact Check debunked a viral claim that the Finance Ministry asked the RBI and SEBI to regulate cryptocurrencies, calling it completely fake.
PIB Fact Check Debunks Fake Video Linking PM Modi To Beef Production Claim
PIB Fact Check has debunked a manipulated video falsely claiming PM Modi described India as the world's second-largest beef producer.
PIB Fact Check Exposes Fake PM Mudra Loan Letter Promising Rs 10 Lakh
PIB Fact Check exposed a fake PM Mudra loan letter promising Rs 10 lakh and seeking a Rs 6,550 processing fee from applicants.
Received A PM Mudra Loan Letter? PIB Says Check Before You Pay
Received a PM Mudra loan letter? PIB says a fake approval letter promising a ₹5 lakh loan is circulating and warns people not to pay any processing fee.
