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26/07/2021
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
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23/07/2021
COVID-19 vaccines have caused 17,503 deaths and 1.7 million adverse reactions, according to data from the European Medicines Agency.
true
21/07/2021
A fully vaccinated White House official has tested positive for COVID-19.
misleading
07/07/2021
Indian officials demolished illegal constructions of Rohingyas in Jammu & Kashmir.
false
25/06/2021
In February 2021, 81 percent of Indians wore masks but COVID cases went up 2,966 percent.
false
23/06/2021
COVID-19 vaccines weaken immunity and have been created to ensure permanent vaccine dependency.
false
22/06/2021
The United States is the only country that is vaccinating children.
false
16/06/2021
COVID-19 vaccines can access a 5G tower to send health and vaccine updates to the CDC.
misleading
15/06/2021
A vegan diet reduces severe COVID-19 symptoms by 73 percent.
true
10/06/2021
A member of the public slapped French President Emmanuel Macron during a walkabout in Southern France.
false
08/06/2021
Indian car manufacturer Tata Motors is offering a chance to win a Tata Safari in a competition.
true
08/06/2021
The Indian government will supply free vaccines to all the states from June 21, 2021.
