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FACTLYElections & voting

The video shows actor Manoj Bajpayee campaigning for RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav ahead of the 2025 Bihar Assembly elections.

Publisher’s rating: FALSE

FACTLY reports that the viral video was digitally altered using AI. It says the original footage was a November 2023 Amazon Prime Video advertisement in which Bajpayee discussed show recommendations, not an RJD campaign. The review also quotes Bajpayee calling the circulated video a fake, patched-up edit of his advertisement.

فکت‌نامهWar & conflict

از ارتقای موشک‌های قدر و عماد چه می‌دانیم؟

Publisher’s rating: ادعاها حاکی از آن‌اند که قدر در مقابله با جنگ الکترونیک مقاوم‌سازی شده و عماد مانورپذیری و قابلیت شلیک رگباری افزوده دارد، یعنی هدف: کاهش اثربخشی رهگیری و عبور از لایه‌های دفاعی.

youturnWar & conflict

After getting hammered by Afghan forces along the Durand line, the Pakistan Army has started shifting its war equipment to the Durand line from the Indian Border. What do you think India should do?

Publisher’s rating: old video

Related reporting from NewsMeter says the video does not show Pakistan moving military equipment from the Indian border to the Durand Line amid the Afghanistan-Pakistan conflict. Its researchers found the footage had circulated since at least 2017, but said they could not independently verify its location.

Factcrescendo Sri LankaScience & space

NASA confirms a giant dam shifted Earth’s axis and made days shorter.

Publisher’s rating: Misleading

NASA’s calculation was a theoretical model, not confirmation that the dam had measurably changed Earth’s rotation. The model estimated that filling the reservoir would make days slightly longer by about 0.06 microseconds and shift the rotational pole by roughly 2 centimeters—the opposite of the claim that days became shorter.

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