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Fact Check: Can COVID-19 Be Cured By Eating ‘Chikoo’ (Sapota)? Here’s The Truth

March 31, 2021
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Coronavirus Fact Check, NM FACT CHECKER

With the ongoing coronavirus pandemic raging worldwide, misinformation seems to have assumed enormous proportions. Many posts on social media platforms suggest unauthentic home remedies and different medications that can...

Fact Check: Fake Tweet Attributed To Anna Hazare Goes Viral

A screenshot of a Tweet purportedly by social activist Anna Hazare has gone viral on social media. The tweet claims that Anna Hazare could not meet Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav… [...]

Fact Check: Does This Video Show Taliban Losing Control Over A US Weapon Left Behind In Afghanistan? Here’s The Truth

US troops may have left Afghanistan post Taliban takeover in August 2021 but they have left behind a large cache of arms and ammunition worth billions of dollars in the… [...]

Fact Check: No, Idol Of Hindu Deity Nandi Was NOT Found During Excavation Around Mosque; Here’s The Truth

An image of an idol of Hindu deity Nandi is being shared on social media with a claim that it was unearthed during excavation around a mosque. The image is… [...]

Fact Check: Old Unrelated Videos Edited To Spread False Communal Narrative

A video of a young man being assaulted and murdered by a few people is doing rounds on social media with a claim that members of minority community were responsible… [...]

Fact Check: Old Video Of Crocodile Attacking A Lady In Mexico Falsely Linked To India

A video of a crocodile attacking a woman is being widely shared on social media with a claim that the video is from Ramgarh Taal in Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh. Facebook… [...]