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German ambassador to India fact-checks error in Indian newspaper ad
The advertisement wrongly shows the official residence of the president of Germany as a boarding school.

If not for print, why a fact check unit only for internet, Bombay HC asks Centre
The Bombay High Court questioned the Indian government on its plan to establish a fact-checking unit for online content while neglecting print media.

On IT rules' reform, Bombay HC questions authority of govt's fact checking unit
Court said 3 words – fake, false and misleading – are seriously problematic and asked if opinions, editorials on any govt policy would be treated the same.

‘Absolutely untrue’: Ratan Tata on his association with cryptocurrency
Ratan Tata called out a report for being fake and also shared a message on his social media handles.

Missing Titan submersible found without passengers? No, it’s fake news
The Titan submersible, with five passengers onboard went missing while on its way to the famous Titanic wreckage site. The search operation is still underway.
