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98,043 published reviewsमेरठ देहरादून हाइवे का एक दृश्य, विकास पथ पर निरंतर अग्रसर उत्तर प्रदेश
Publisher’s rating: भ्रामक
«ترامپ: حتما با تهران مذاکره میکنم و حتی حاضرم به تهران سفر کنم»
Publisher’s rating: نادرست
ఉత్తరప్రదేశ్లోని ప్రయాగ్రాజ్లో 2025న ప్రారంభమైన మహా కుంభమేళా నేపథ్యంలో, కాశీలోని అన్ని మాంసం దుకాణాలు మూసివేయబడ్డాయి.
Publisher’s rating: MISLEADING
മുഖ്യമന്തി പിണറായി വിജയന് 3 മാസത്തേക്ക് 749 രൂപയുടെ സൗജന്യ മൊബൈല് റീച്ചാർജ് പുതുവർഷത്തില് നല്കുന്നു
Publisher’s rating: false
The Philippines has the highest electricity rate in Asia.
Publisher’s rating: False
Research from related reporting says the Philippines does not have Asia’s highest electricity prices: an Energy Regulatory Commission chairman said it has the third-highest, behind Japan and Singapore. The report attributes the high prices to factors including the cost of capital, separate power grids, imported fuels, and taxes.
The U.S. "lost 38,000 lives in the building of the Panama Canal."
Publisher’s rating: False
बांग्लादेशी सीमा पर किसानों की झड़प में 94 भारतीय सैनिक घायल
Publisher’s rating: भ्रामक
هل أُضيئت أبراج ذات العماد احتفالاً بالسنة الأمازيغية؟
Publisher’s rating: زائف
The review says the circulating image of the towers lit in Amazigh-flag colors is from the previous year’s celebrations, in 2024 (2974 in the Amazigh calendar). It reports that no official statements or reports of similar events were found for the year in question.
perpanjangan masa jabatan kepala desa dibatalkan mk
Publisher’s rating: disinformasi
Rahul Gandhi insulted Mallikarjun Kharge during the inauguration of the Congress party’s new headquarters.
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
Video shows Muslim traders adulterating date palms with impotence-inducing medicines and selling them to Hindus
Publisher’s rating: FALSE
The video shows a member of a robbery gang demonstrating how to conceal intoxicating pills inside dates at the Howrah GRP police station. The review says the gang used the dates to rob train passengers and that the pills were not impotence-inducing medicines; police said the robbers did not target a particular religious group.
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