partly true
18/05/2022
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Ankita Kulkarni
Ankita is a post-graduate in Journalism and Mass Communication from the University of Mysore. She began her career at Logically in June 2020 as a Fact Checker. She has assisted local reporters as a stringer before joining Logically. Her interests range from Science and Technology, Entertainment to literature. She is also a theater artist and a hodophile.
Latest Fact Checks by Ankita Kulkarni
false
13/05/2022
A letter proves that the General Commander of the Polish Armed Forces ordered troops to invade western Ukraine.
false
06/05/2022
This image shows a bridge that was destroyed in the Kursk region in Russia on May 1, 2022.
false
05/05/2022
A video showed the presence of drugs on the desk of Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
false
28/04/2022
A viral video shows the Moon at the North Pole eclipsing the sun.
false
26/04/2022
Swedish social service agencies are kidnapping Muslim children for religious conversion.
false
25/04/2022
Non-Hindus cannot carry out short-term businesses inside or outside temple premises during festivals and fairs in Karnataka.
unverifiable
21/04/2022
A thousand-year-old temple in Kanchipuram has been occupied and converted into a tire shop.
false
19/04/2022
The U.S. is planning to set up a biological laboratory in Mongolia.
false
14/04/2022
A young man was murdered in Bengaluru for not speaking Urdu.
false
22/03/2022
Ukraine's former president Petro Poroshenko was a CIA informant.
misleading
21/03/2022
U.S. state Rhode Island officially recognized the "Kashmir genocide" before the release of The Kashmir Files.
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COVID-19 vaccines prevent infection in just 12 percent of those vaccinated.
