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Culture & entertainment fact checks
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A Claim that tattoos and dreadlocks are strange to our culture in Nigeria.
Publisher’s rating: This claim is False
Camela es el segundo grupo que más discos ha vendido en la historia de España
Publisher’s rating: Falso
Claim indian media ranked no 1 in spreading fake news
Publisher’s rating: Fact Crescendo Rating FALSE
Claim: Vidya Balan controversy is she Ajiths wife
Publisher’s rating: Fact Crescendo Rating: False Headline
Did Hema Malini use a helicopter to land on a farm
Publisher’s rating: Fact Crescendo Rating: False
Claim Are Priyanka and Nick getting divorced?
Publisher’s rating: Fact Crescendo Rating FALSE
Claim Did Sanjay Dutt join BJP
Publisher’s rating: Fact Crescendo Rating False
Claim movie actress claimed as sonia gandhi
Publisher’s rating: Fact Crescendo Rating FALSE
Claim : Urmila Matondkar is not married to a Pakistani Man
Publisher’s rating: Fact Crescendo Rating : FALSE
Claim: Maniammai was 16 years old when she married Periyar and her real photo
Publisher’s rating: Fact Crescendo Rating: False
उर्मिला मातोंडकर ने शादी के लिए धर्म बदल लिया.
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
Claim: Viral image claims that it is Dindayal Upadhyay Water Bridge in Varanasi.
Publisher’s rating: Rating: False
No one in Mid Ulster speaks Irish as their first language.
Publisher’s rating: Inaccurate. 440 people living in the local government district spoke Irish as their first language, according to the 2011 Census. 22,986 people have some knowledge of the Irish language in this jurisdiction.
ప్రముఖ బాలీవుడ్ నటి ఊర్మిళ మటోండ్కర్ RSS అధినేత మోహన్ భగవత్ మేన కోడలు
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
फिल्म अभिनेत्री उर्मिला ने पाकिस्तानी लड़के से निकाह किया है और इस्लाम कबूल कर लिया है
Publisher’s rating: False
Images purpoted to be of Hamar whipping ceremony
Publisher’s rating: MIXTURE
Claim: Rangaraj Pandey Started new tv channel
Publisher’s rating: Fact Crescendo Rating: False
The report examines a viral story claiming that journalist Rangaraj Pandey had started a new channel called Chanakya and that it might soon become a satellite channel. The article says the story was shared widely on Facebook and attributed to the website TNNews. Its key distinction is between an online media operation and a full-time television or satellite channel. Rather than relying only on the viral post, the fact-check says it contacted Pandey directly through WhatsApp and asked him about the claim. According to the response reproduced in the article, he said he had not started a TV channel. He described Chanakya as an online media company operating on YouTube, Twitter and Facebook, and said work was underway on a website intended to function like web television. He allowed that it might become a full-time or satellite channel in the future, while noting he could not fully disclose his future plans. The review concludes that the claim of a channel already launched was false, while acknowledging that Pandey had established an online media presence and was developing a web-TV project. Thus, the viral report appears to have presented a possible future development as an existing TV-channel launch. The supplied excerpt documents the publisher's direct-contact method and reproduces Pandey's response; it does not include independent records or further corroboration of that response.
Mickey Mouse based on racist parody called ‘Jigaboo’
Publisher’s rating: Misleading












