New Delhi: On April 19, 2018, Communist Party of India (Marxist) claimed that prime minister Narendra Modi had failed to fulfil his promise of ending corruption as 36 businessmen who owe the country’s banks Rs 40,000 crore were absconding. Modiji, were you ever serious about that Pradhan Chowkidar Job?#No2ModinomicsYes to the #LeftAlternative …Read More
New Delhi: On April 5, 2018, Dharmendra Pradhan, minister for petroleum and natural gas and skill development, tweeted a Press Trust of India report saying that job creation in the services sector under prime minister Narendra Modi was at a seven-year high and growth in the sector was back on track. Big …Read More
New Delhi: On March 6, 2018, the Karnataka Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) tweeted that the state had seen more communal clashes than Kerala, and only Hindus had been victims in all communal clashes Karnataka had seen in the last five years. “Does it not indicate at [sic] systematic and planned execution of …Read More
India’s smaller, richer states and union territories have the highest rates of pending cases in district courts, government data show. At 37 cases per 1,000 population, Chandigarh, a union territory (an administrative unit ruled by the Centre, not its own elected government), had the highest rate in the country as of January 1, …Read More
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressing the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit in November 2017. FactChecker.in checked Modi’s claims on various issues and found nine of his 16 claims to be true and three false. The validity of two claims was unclear owing to lack of data and two were partly true. On November 30, …Read More
