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Bolta Hindustan published a news item stating Modi demanded withdrawal of all cases against Adani for a ceasefire with Pakistan as per US President Trump.
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
FACTLY reports that the viral Bolta Hindustan graphic was edited: the original post quoted Trump saying he warned India and Pakistan that trade would stop if the war continued, but did not mention Modi demanding action on Adani’s cases. Bolta Hindustan later clarified that the viral post was fake and edited.
soaked drumstick water can remove years of pigmentation
Publisher’s rating: Mostly False
“Israel rompe vínculos militares con Chile y suspende todos los suministros al Ejército”: #Falso
Publisher’s rating: https://x.com/antimisil/status/1929579055277330702
Proof of Ramayana period, Shri Ram's bow found from the sea.
Publisher’s rating: fake
通勤手当にあらたに課税?
Publisher’s rating: 誤り
The review addresses posts claiming that the Japanese government was considering newly taxing commuting allowances. It traces the viral claim to a May 27, 2025 post on X linking to a JapanNewsNavi article, and notes that the post had been reposted more than 16,000 times and viewed over 6.14 million times by June 5. The review says similar claims also circulated on YouTube and TikTok. The key distinction is between existing tax rules and a new policy proposal. According to the review, commuting allowances are already within the tax system, but public-transport commuting allowances up to a monthly limit of ¥150,000 are exempt; only the amount above that limit is taxable. The review gives an illustration: assuming 22 commuting days per month, about ¥6,800 per day falls within the exemption. It therefore explains why saying allowances are already subject to tax does not establish that the government is proposing a new tax affecting ordinary commuters. The post’s cited parliamentary discussion also does not establish a new tax proposal. The review describes a March 18, 2025 House of Councillors Budget Committee exchange in which Constitutional Democratic Party lawmaker Kyoko Murata asked whether commuting allowances should be excluded from remuneration when calculating social insurance contributions. It says the article cited by the post discussed the Health Ministry’s view that allowances count as remuneration; that is a social-insurance calculation issue, not evidence that the government was considering newly taxing the allowance. The review concludes that, as of June 4, 2025, there was no fact that the government was considering new taxation.
"அயோத்தியில் தோண்ட தோண்ட கிடைக்கும் புத்தர் சிலைகள். ராமன் வரலாறு அல்ல புனையப்பட்ட கதை
Publisher’s rating: fake
simple foot tapping can prevent diabetes
Publisher’s rating: Mostly False
a homemade rosemary spray can stop hair fall
Publisher’s rating: Mostly False
The video shows shops being swept away by floodwaters during the recent May–June 2025 floods in Assam.
Publisher’s rating: MISLEADING
FACTLY reports that the video was posted in July 2023 and was online before the May–June 2025 Assam floods. The person who posted it confirmed it shows Sainj Valley, Himachal Pradesh, during the July 2023 floods.
The video shows RCB fans celebrating their 2025 IPL victory on the streets of Bengaluru.
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
The video predates RCB’s IPL victory and shows a celebration near Shivaji Chowk in Kavlapur, Kolhapur, Maharashtra—not Bengaluru. FACTLY reports that the video had been online since at least 30 June 2024, before RCB won the IPL title on 03 June 2025.
ویدیویی که نشان میدهد اعدام نیکلای چائوشِسکو، دیکتاتور رومانی و همسرش نمایشی بوده.
Publisher’s rating: شاخدار
Lauki can replace blood thinners
Publisher’s rating: Claim by the user is False.
a decoction of herbs can make you lose weight
Publisher’s rating: False
General Nicolas Torre III has been sacked as Philippine National Police chief after his predecessor, Gen. Rommel Marbil, supposedly made allegations of wrongdoing against him.
Publisher’s rating: Misleading
Related reporting describes Torre’s removal as following a disagreement with the National Police Commission over police appointments. The supplied excerpts do not support the claim that Marbil made allegations of wrongdoing against him.
“BERKEDOK DIGITALISASI PENDIDIKAN 9,9 TRILIUN LENYAP… NADIEM DIENDUS DAN JADI DPO KEJAGUNG, MUARANYA BERASA DI GEROMBOLAN GENG SOLO…!!”
Publisher’s rating: hoaks
ادعای درگذشت دانشجوی نخبه پزشکی بر اثر مصرف همزمان قهوه و انرژیزا
Publisher’s rating: نادرست
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