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PIB Fact Check labelled the claim as fake, confirming India’s airspace was not used for any such military operation
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A viral message promising “zero monthly fees” and “unlimited internet” through Starlink Mini is circulating widely. However, Starlink is not operational in India, and such offers are unauthorized. The government has cautioned the public against falling for such fake advertisements.
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Says the 16-year-old boy who fell unconscious was immediately administered CPR and then hospitalised
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Problem-solving exercises, and hands-on sessions enabled participants to identify fake content, spot edited photos/videos, and understand how AI generates fake news
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Despite KT Rama Rao's clarifications, certain organisations and social media channels continue to put into circulation false information, prompting the BRS to take a firm stand
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Uttar Pradesh's Director General of Police, Prashant Kumar, stated that digital warriors—a group of social media influencers and college students—will work to raise awareness about cybercrime, combat misinformation, train citizens as cyber trainers, and promote the positive work and initiatives of the police.
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Monopolisation of social media and other digital platforms is empowering right-wing forces to control the world
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On Monday, the team of Bollywood's Bhaijaan took to his photo-sharing platform Instagram and shared an advisory post related to the hoax update about the ‘Wanted’ fame actor's USA visit.
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Viral message warned of potential trafficking activities and claimed that women at bus stops were involved in gathering information to trap girls
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On March 15, it was reported that Big B had been admitted to Kokilaben Hospital, in Andheri, Mumbai, for an angioplasty
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Fake news tends to be more memorable, leading people to assign greater significance to content that triggers strong emotional reactions
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A division bench of Justices Gautam Patel and Neela Gokhale questioned where such a person would go when their post is unilaterally closed with no recourse available
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Manipur government asked people and organisations to desist from spreading, publishing and generating fake news
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The move comes ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections
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TSPSC clarifies that the circulating news about Jakkula Suchithra receiving a hall-ticket for Group-I Prelims exam, despite not applying.
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It is important to understand and differentiate between fake images and real ones when necessary
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Using artificial reality-related tools, images of public personalities are being edited to make them look like real images
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Speaking at the Ramnath Goenka awards ceremony, CJI Chandrachud also said the vibrancy of a democracy is compromised if the press is prevented from speaking truth to power
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Parliamentary Standing Committee on Communication and Information Technology has disapproved of the government's silence on the matter
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Determination of fake news cannot be in the sole hands of the government because it will result in the censorship of the press.
