Debunking the news by several media reports and social media posts, claiming central government has declared Friday, June 6, 2025, as a national public holiday, the PIC Fact Check, in a post on ...

A viral video claiming that ₹500 notes will be discontinued from March 2026 has sparked widespread confusion. The Press Information Bureau (PIB) has debunked the claim, confirming that no such ...

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Press Information Bureau of India has refuted the claims that the Reserve Bank of India is going to discontinue the Rs 500 banknotes by March 2026. The PIB said that the central bank has made no ...

PIB fact check refutes claims of BJP’s Sindoor distribution campaign The reports surfaced shortly after the BJP announced a large-scale outreach drive starting on June 9, the day Prime Minister ...

Govt frees up Doordarshan, AIR, PIB content for creators amid ANI copyright dispute Agencies including Prasar Bharati, Akashvani (All India Radio), Doordarshan National, and the Press Information ...

The PIB Fact Check debunks a fraudulent website's claims of a government scheme allowing citizens to earn Rs 10,000 per day, clarifying that no such project exists and urging caution against ...

PIB Fact Check shared a few posts and called them fake. The words written on the post read, “The claim that 70% of the electricity grid of India has become dysfunctional is fake.” ...

Pakistani military used ‘doctored footage’ to mislead its own people, says PIB Fact Check Unit The unit cites instances of Pakistani Director General, Inter-Services Public Relations, and the ...

The Press Information Bureau (PIB) has flagged fake X accounts impersonating Wing Commander Vyomika Singh and Colonel Sofia Qureshi, both prominent figures in Operation Sindoor press briefings ...

The Press Information Bureau (PIB) has debunked viral videos falsely claiming Pakistan attacked Indian Air Force bases in Udhampur and Nagrota. These videos, circulated on social media, used old ...

PIB Fact Check debunked another false claim circulating online. "Social media posts are asserting that a cyber attack by #Pakistan has caused 70% of India's electricity grid to become dysfunctional.