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Ambedkarnagar Police busts fake news spread by UP Congress, Samajwadi Party and others regarding death of young boy Rizwan amidst coronavirus lockdown

Ambedkarnagar Police has refuted claims made on social media that one Rizwan Ahmad died after being beaten by the Police.

How the Telegraph, Logical Indian and assorted propagandists blamed Hindus for a Muslim man refusing to eat food prepared by a Dalit

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

Press Council of India raps The Telegraph for comparing President Kovind to COVID-19, says ultra-left wing media violated journalistic norms

The Press Council of India has issued a showcase notice to the Bengal based ultra-left wing rag Telegraph for comparing President of India Ramnath Kovind with the deadly global pandemic COVID-19.

Bengal based Telegraph displays hate for Dalits, equates President Kovind to coronavirus

Bengal-based media house The Telegraph, in full display of casteism, has shown its hate for the Dalits.

Uttar Pradesh: Saadat madarsa children deny media reports of police assault, say they did not suffer from rectal bleeding

Media houses and propagandists join hands to allege that UP Police had assaulted minors from Saadat madarsa during anti-CAA riots

Aligarh Police puts an end to rumours, says no stun grenades were used on violent protestors at AMU

On 18th December, Delhi University professor Nandini Sundar tweeted about 'stun grenades' being used on students at AMU.

Progressives against Hinduism: Far-Left propaganda rag The Telegraph campaigns against ‘Putran Dehi’

The Telegraph is asking its readers to chant 'Santanan Dehi' instead of 'Putran Dehi' during Durga Puja prayers.

Find your spine in Mamata’s purse, Telegraph

The Telegraph, in a report on the Battle of Jadavpur, concluded that Babul Supriyo was equally responsible for the violence despite the fact that he was a victim of unprovoked violence.

The Telegraph wrongly identifies pro-Kashmir integration activists as those protesting against abrogation of Article 370

The Telegraph wrongly attributing pro-Kashmir integration march held by Kashmir Youth Movement as 'protests against' the government of India's decision

The Telegraph wants to win a media rat race to the bottom of the pit with its headlines, but in the end, it will...

The Telegraph headline screams "PARTITION". While the Telegraph prides itself in being cheeky with its headlines, at this historic moment, their headline should ideally amount of fanning tensions in the Indian State and toeing the Pakistan line.

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