misleading
28/01/2022
Fact Check Library
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
13/12/2021
Health warning linking cardio-vascular illness and blood clots to cold weather is for covering up the adverse effects of vaccines.
false
11/11/2021
Nisha Dahiya, the Indian under-23 world championship wrestling bronze medalist, was shot dead by unknown assailants.
misleading
26/10/2021
All of the 100 crore COVID-19 vaccine doses administered in India were given for free.
true
16/09/2021
At least forty-five percent of BJP ministers in the Uttar Pradesh cabinet have criminal charges against them.
false
14/09/2021
Top medical regulators in the U.S., EU and U.K. are resigning over the experimental mRNA COVID vaccines.
false
14/09/2021
The population of the U.K. has been projected to be 22.93 million by 2025.
false
06/09/2021
The Australian army is forcing people to get vaccinated against COVID-19 and quarantining unvaccinated people.
false
26/08/2021
Cyber Polygon 2021 is part of The Great Reset to shut down the internet worldwide.
partly true
25/08/2021
An Afghan man tried to escape the Taliban regime by clinging to the turbine engine of an aircraft.
false
25/08/2021
The Afghan Air Force pilot Safiya Firozi was stoned to death by the Taliban.
misleading
02/08/2021
The Indian government announced plans to establish branches of the Supreme Court in Chennai, Mumbai, and Kolkata.
