Aaj Tak

In a tweet, Aaj Tak falsely claimed that the bridge was constructed at a cost of ₹42 crores but the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) spent ₹52 crores on demolishing it.

Following the outrage, AajTak tweaked the headline removing the word “pujari” and inserting “padri”. However, AajTak’s X post still has the old headline. The said post has received severe criticism from social media users.

Jairam Ramesh insulted party loyalist journalist Mausmi Singh after she asked a question on Sonia Gandhi's Rajya Sabha election

Further in the interview, CM Yogi stated that some people had tried to make Ayodhya a victim for their personal gains. But today Ayodhya is free from all this. Our Vedas honoured Ayodhya as the first of the Saptapuris. Ayodhya is now being equipped in the same form.

Justice Subramonium Prasad dismissed the petition, stating that TV Today had broken Rule 7 (Advertising Code) of the Cable Television Networks Rules, 1994, by displaying the '100 Pipers' logo while advertising 100 Pipers Music CDs.

Amit Shah said, "A false propaganda was peddled among the minorities and especially the Muslims in India that the CAA would take away their citizenship. No one's citizenship is cancelled by the CAA."

Left media, Islamists and liberals were busy spreading fake news and blaming Hindus for the Islamist rampage in Akola, Maharashtra

"I will in fact be grateful if PM Modi comes to our show. People will get to see his lighter, humourous side," Kapil Sharma said.

In a tweet, Aaj Tak made it clear that no such survey was conducted by its team and the image shared by Delhi Congress was morphed.

Netizens are criticizing Harbhajan Singh and Vikrant Gupta for not calling out Shahid Afridi when he was mocking Gautam Gambhir.