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FACTLYWar & conflict

Video shows Indian Army officials walking out of a meeting, refusing to fight against Pakistan and expressing their inability to do so.

Publisher’s rating: FALSE

The video shows a joint press conference by Punjab Police and Army officials about the assault of Colonel Pushpinder Singh Bath, not officials refusing to fight Pakistan. The review identifies the footage as dating from 25 March 2025, before the Pahalgam attack, and says it was shared with a false claim about the Army.

Medical DialoguesHealth & medicine

Homemade tea cure hypothyroidism within days

Publisher’s rating: The claim is False

Medical Dialogues reviewed an Instagram post claiming that tea made with cayenne pepper, ginger, and garlic could cure hypothyroidism within days. The review says there is no evidence that these ingredients cure the condition; it notes that a ginger study involved patients already taking thyroid medication and did not establish a cure.

FactCrescendo Sri LankaReligion & belief

දළදා වැඳගන්න සිවුරක් පොරෝගෙන පැමිණි සිසුවාගේ සත්‍ය ඡායාරූපයක් ද?

Publisher’s rating: Misleading

The review says the student’s attempt to enter the Temple of the Tooth disguised as a monk was real, but the circulating image presented as a photo of his arrest was AI-generated, not authentic. It reports that police confirmed the incident but said the image was false.

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