Propaganda and Fake News Detection Centre, A News Data Research Organization, Focusing on Neutral Fact-Checking And Intent Analysis.
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INTENT: Influencers are circulating AI-generated videos without providing the actual information to get the spotlight on social media. (5/5)
by the baby elephant appears to morph into a single oversized banana. These visual inconsistencies further indicate that the video is AI-generated. (4/5)
that regularly posts AI-generated videos and explicitly labels the content as AI-generated media. Additionally, closer observation reveals several inconsistencies in the video. For instance, the bunch of individual bananas grabbed (3/5)
is being circulated as a real-life incident. However, the video is not an actual real-life recording but an AI-generated creation. There are no verified & credible sources confirming that the incident actually occurred.We found that the video was uploaded by a TikTok account(2/5)
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ANALYSIS: Fake
FACT: A video depicting a young elephant reaching out with its trunk to grab a bunch of bananas from a roadside shop's display, followed by an adult elephant approaching, gently nudging the baby away, and placing the bananas back, (1/5)
D-Intent Data retweeted
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ANALYSIS: Fake
FACT: Pakistani propaganda accounts are circulating a digitally altered video of Lieutenant General (Retired) Manoj Kumar Katiyar with self-invented claims alleging that he made remarks questioning the Indian Army’s preparedness, (1/4)
D-Intent Data retweeted
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ANALYSIS: Fake
FACT: Pakistani propaganda accounts are circulating a digitally altered video of Prime Minister Narendra Modi with fabricated claims alleging that he said: "Friends, today the entire world is running behind AI. People in the West think that (1/5)
INTENT: Propaganda accounts are circulating false videos from Delhi with self-invented claims to set their narrative against India. (4/4)
as part of their ongoing disinformation campaign against India. According to sources, the video is from Delhi and depicts a religious procession. It has nothing to do with the alleged separatist activities or any illegal activities. (3/4)
FACT CHECK
The viral video is being falsely linked to Punjab. The video was neither recorded in Punjab nor does it originate from the state.
The claim is false and misleading.
Verify facts before sharing and refrain from spreading rumours or misinformation.
#FakeNews #FakeDiKhairNahi #Alert
alleging that it shows the situation in Punjab, India, and implying that separatist elements have taken to the streets against the government and authorities. These claims are completely false and fabricated, originating from Pakistani propaganda networks (2/4)
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ANALYSIS: Propaganda
FACT: Pakistani propaganda accounts are circulating a video depicting a large crowd of Sikh men, many wearing traditional attire and turbans, carrying and waving sticks, staffs, and swords, with false claims (1/4)
INTENT: Propaganda accounts are circulating false and fabricated claims about the Indian Armed Forces to set their narrative against India. (4/4)
as part of their ongoing disinformation campaign against India. The video is old and has been available online since at least July 2026. According to earlier sources, the video is related to the Amarnath Yatra in Jammu and Kashmir. (3/4)
and shows local residents attempting to flee a conflict zone while the Indian Army prevents them from leaving. These claims are completely false and fabricated, originating from Pakistani propaganda networks (2/4)
