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Latest Fact-Checks By Sunil Kumar
Politics-People
Tech-Social-Media
False: U.S. President Joe Biden announces he has cancer.
Human Rights-Religion
False: A video shows the people of Aurangabad celebrating after their city was renamed Sambhaji Nagar.
Human Rights-Activism
Human Rights-Religion
Misleading: A video shows Muslims holding a massive rally in Bareilly, India, demanding Nupur Sharma's arrest over her remarks against Prophet Muhammad.
Events-General
Human Rights-Religion
False: A video shows a mob vandalizing a Hindu temple and attacking a priest in Karachi, Pakistan.
Politics-General
Misleading: ASI Swaran Singh was murdered in Jalandhar, Punjab, on May 30, 2022.
Human Rights-Race
Politics-Policy
False: Oak Park and River Forest High School in Illinois plans to implement a race-based grading system for the 2022-23 school year.
Events-General
Health-Covid
False: A shooter attacked a supermarket in Buffalo, New York, due to COVID-19 induced paranoia.
Geopolitical-Conflict
Unverifiable: A Russian Navy warship, Admiral Makarov, has been hit by a Ukrainian missile.
Human Rights-Religion
Tech-Social-Media
False: A video shows a Muslim man stabbing a girl for refusing to convert to Islam in West Bengal's Murshidabad district.
Health-General
Human Rights-Religion
False: A video shows Muslim men injecting drugs for infertility in Jackfruits.
Economics-Business
Human Rights-Religion
Misleading: Himalaya has confirmed its Neem, Tulsi, and Lasuna capsules are made with bovine bone.
Economics-Business
Human Rights-Religion
False: A video shows the owner of Himalaya Product urging people to boycott Reliance and Patanjali products.
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