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Social Media Misinformation

MEA Fact Check warned against misleading social media claims alleging that world leaders fell ill after attending the BRICS Summit in India.

Is the Bhakra Nangal Dam tilting 1.77 inches? PIB Fact Check has rejected the viral claim and clarified that the dam remains safe.

PIB Fact Check dismissed viral social media claims about an attack on an Indian Army vehicle in Ganderbal, calling the reports false and misleading.

PIB Fact Check debunks viral claims about Manipur circulating on X, warning users against misinformation and urging reliance on verified sources.

PIB Fact Check exposes an AI-generated video falsely claiming free gold for Aadhaar holders, urges public to verify welfare announcements through official channels.

A viral video claiming that 'Kashmiri freedom fighters' carried out coordinated attacks on Indian security forces in Kishtwar.

A viral social media claim that India and other countries would recognise Somaliland has been flagged as false, with the MEA clarifying that no such decision has been announced.

A viral video of a donkey in Pakistan’s Parliament is fake; fact-checkers confirmed it was AI-generated and traced it to a TikTok account that creates such content.

In its official communication, PIB confirmed that the reports regarding the release of 'Aabeer Gulaal' in India are false.

Images purporting to depict Rahul Gandhi with Jyoti Malhotra are viral on social media but have been debunked as manipulated images.