One fact-check per claim, built from coverage across multiple publishers.
A viral clip makes it sound like Praful Bakshi said the Kulgam attack was staged. BOOM and The Quint traced the clip to a news interview. He makes no such claim in the original.
The paper gave a date in 2026 for what its math called ‘doomsday’. It assumed that population growth would keep speeding up as it had in the past. Real population growth did not follow that path.
Flight data and early crash reports identify the aircraft as a Learjet 60. Two fact-checkers used those records to check posts that called it a missile.
This video was filmed in Taiwan. Two fact-checkers traced it to footage of a train arriving at Kaohsiung Port. Posts sharing it as a delivery to Mumbai gave the wrong location.
Trump sold Nvidia shares in August and also bought shares that month. The sale came about ten weeks before the Jensen Huang story cited in the viral post.