Media Fact-Check

Seraj Ahmad refused to eat food cooked by a Dalit but for the Telegraph, Logical Indian, and other propagandists, Hindus are at fault

The beneficiary Kajal stated that she works in a beauty parlour and knows the importance of being clean and hygienic

Indian Express and The Hindu spread fake news about Prasar Bharati, terms freelancers as regular employees of the public broadcaster

The Hindustan Times in an interview insinuated that spitting was not as much of a significant issue as people would like to believe, probably to shield Tablighi Jamaat amidst Coronavirus outbreak

Times of India report does not mention that a complaint was filed against the IAS officer for vandalising shops

Helicopter Money is an alternative to quantitative easing. This is an unconventional monetary policy tool aimed at bringing a slowing economy back on track. It involves printing large sums of money and distributing it to the public.

Indian Express claimed that the coronavirus patients and suspected cases have been segregated into separate wards on the basis of their religion at Ahmedabad Civil Hospital.

The ICMR today took to Twitter to refute the falsehood spread in its name on coronavirus by Caravan Magazine.

In a report co-authored by Jeffrey Gettleman, Kai Schultz and Suhasini Raj, the NYT peddled fake news, claimed that the Wuhan Coronavirus was fanning 'religious hatred' across India.

Agra District Magistrate debunks lies that doctors treating coronavirus are forced to wear polythene bags to cover their faces