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Amla (Indian Gooseberry) is Ayurveda’s most powerful medicine against Diabetes

Publisher’s rating: Multiple studies have shown that Amla can in fact help control one’s blood sugar levels

Related reporting describes amla as traditionally used for blood-sugar support and says studies show it supports healthy blood sugar and insulin function. It does not substantiate the claim that amla is Ayurveda’s most powerful medicine against diabetes.

FACTLY

Video of Elon Musk getting a haircut from a robot.

Publisher’s rating: FALSE

FACTLY reports that the video is AI-generated, not footage of a real incident. It says the source Instagram post identified the video as CGI made with AI tools.

FACTLY

This photo shows a pothole-ridden road in Delhi after the December 2024 rains

Publisher’s rating: MISLEADING

The review says the viral photo was digitally edited and that its original version showed a Delhi road inspection, not conditions after the December 2024 rains. It identifies the original photo as having been captured on 30 September 2024, when Chief Minister Atishi and PWD officials inspected roads.

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