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Fact Check

PIB Fact Check confirmed a viral video of PM Modi discussing religious issues is AI-generated and fake, urging citizens to rely on official sources.

PIB Fact Check clarifies that a viral post claiming Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the nation on October 31, 2025, is fake.

PIB Fact Check warns citizens against a fake WhatsApp message claiming the government is offering free laptops to students; urges people not to click fraudulent links.

PIB Fact Check debunks a fake video falsely showing Lt Gen Manoj Kumar Katiyar commenting on the Afghan Taliban.

PIB fact check addresses misleading claims regarding EPFO rules, explaining conditions under which full EPF withdrawal is allowed, including retirement and unemployment.

PIB Fact Check debunks a fake AI video falsely showing Lt Gen Rahul R Singh making claims about Pakistan’s DGMO and Chinese satellites.

PIB Fact Check refuted a viral claim that PM Modi endorsed an investment app, confirming neither he nor the government backed such a platform.

The Press Information Bureau (PIB) has clarified that letters claiming permission to install 5G towers issued in the name of TRAI are fake. TRAI does not issue such approvals.

The central government cautions students about fraudulent messages claiming free laptops; it urges verification through official sources and avoiding suspicious links.

Govt fact-check flagged a fake video of Ladakh DGP SD Singh, clarifying he never tied Sonam Wangchuk’s arrest to the Defence Minister.