Aishwarya Varma is a Correspondent at Fact Check. She covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, crime and justice, government and politics, and regional interest, with a particular focus on fact-checking related to events in Israel, Congress, Pakistan, and India. Aishwarya's work has been featured in the International News Media Association (INMA) and The Quint.
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By: Aishwarya Varma
A video which uses a meme template of people cheering in bar while a clip of Canada PM Justin Trudeau's resignation plays on a big screen has gone viral with the false claim that it shows an authentic clip of people reacting to his resignation.
By: Aishwarya Varma
A screenshot showing an article by Hindustan Times, which carries a statement by Infosys founder Narayana Murthy has gone viral on social media, claiming that he advocated separating young girls and boys for success. However, the article is fake.
By: Aishwarya Varma
Fact-Check: A video showing former BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma participating in a rally is being shared to falsely claim that it shows her campaigning for the party ahead of the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections.
By: Aishwarya Varma
The Hollywood sign in Los Angeles, California, is NOT on fire. The viral visuals are fake.
By: Aishwarya Varma
Bidhuri's statement dates back to September 2022, and has no connection to the upcoming Delhi elections.
By: Aishwarya Varma
A video of a man being arrested is being shared to claim that it shows Indian Hindu man Bhuvesh Patel, who was arrested for starting the Kenneth Fire in California . However, he was identified as one Juan Manuel Sierra-Leyva, a Mexican national.
By: Aishwarya Varma
The viral video is a deepfake. Taylor Swift has not made any statement about Gaza or the LA fire.
By: Aishwarya Varma
A video showing firefighters rescuing animals has gone viral on social media, as visuals of wildlife rescue operations in California amid the ongoing wildfires in LA. However, the video is an AI-generated one.
By: Aishwarya Varma
Gandhi was speaking about his statement about Bharat Mata being expunged from the Parliament's records.
By: Aishwarya Varma
These photos show Yadav marking the occasion of Makar Sankrati in Haridwar. Published
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