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This is one of the winners of Factly's in-house reels competition! 👏 @akhil_lihka and Venu Madhav came up with the brilliant idea of a freedom fighters' afterlife WhatsApp group to fact-check a quote popularly but falsely attributed to Jawaharlal Nehru Let us know your thoughts on the afterlife WhatsApp group chat in the comments! #jawaharlalnehru #nehru #bapu #mahatmagandhi #bhagatsingh #jinnah #menon #freedom #fighters #whatsapp #chats #groupchat #factsarefacts #commentbelow #reelindia #creativereels #reelviral #pause #factly

Real Storm or AI Fake? 🤯⛈️ Purple Lightning Explained This viral video shows intense hail, rain, and glowing purple lightning over a suburban street — but is it real? Recent fact-checks by Agence France-Presse (AFP) and Factly suggest that similar clips may be AI-generated, pointing to unnatural hail movement and high AI-detection scores. ⚡ What’s real: • Lightning can reach up to 1 billion volts • Supercell storms can produce large hail • Extreme weather events are increasing globally 🤖 What’s questionable: • Unrealistic bounce patterns of hail • Over-dramatic lighting effects • AI-generated visuals blending with real footage This highlights how AI is changing the way we see and trust viral content — especially in weather videos. Always verify before believing what you see online. 🎥 Credit: Unknown / Respective Owner This content is shared for educational and informational purposes only. I do not claim ownership of this video. If you are the rightful owner and would like proper credit, approval, or removal, please contact me — I will respond promptly and take necessary action. #AI #Weather #Storm #Lightning #FactCheck #Viral #Technology #ScienceExplained #FakeVsReal #CSBFacts

Instagram shares a viral video depicting workers spraying unripe fruits like apples, bananas, and strawberries with colored liquids to instantly achieve market-ready hues, questioning if this is standard for imported produce and expressing shock over potential health risks. Fact-checks from sources like Factly and NewsMobile confirm the footage is AI-generated misinformation circulating since October 2025, originating from content labeled as fabricated, with no evidence of such instant-dye practices in real fruit processing. While the video is fake, legitimate concerns persist around artificial ripening agents like ethylene gas, which accelerate natural processes but can reduce flavor and nutrient levels, per USDA studies; opting for local, seasonal fruits often yields better taste and minimizes chemical exposure.

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The post shares a 15-second video of dramatic hail, rain, and purple lightning over a suburban U.S. street, amassing 26k likes and evoking reactions of terror and beauty from viewers. Skeptical replies and fact-checks from AFP and Factly label similar videos as AI-generated, citing unnatural hail bounce physics and 98% AI detection scores, with origins traced to 2025 misinformation trends. @nexyllotechsolu dm for credit/removal

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Breaking the news of cancer to your kids is never easy. But it doesn’t have to be difficult either. If problems can be dealt with as matter of factly as possible, then they will seem as matter of fact too! It’s as simple as that. In association with @youwecan . . #BeingWomanWithChhavi #cancer #breastcancer #cancersurvivor #cancerfighter #breastcancerfighter #breastcancersurvivor #cancerawareness #breastcancerawareness #womenshealth #mother #beingwoman #staystrong #staypositive #fightcancer #health #hope #support #youwecan #togetherwecan

Natalie Portman is an Academy Award–winning actress and Harvard graduate. During an interview, she casually mentioned that her father helps women get pregnant — a line delivered so matter-of-factly it took a moment to register. She later clarified that her father is a fertility specialist, which instantly added context and quiet irony to the moment. Natalie Portman may be an Oscar winner by profession, but it is clear she comes from a family where academic and professional excellence is the norm. Fun fact: While studying at Harvard University, Natalie Portman co-authored a scientific research paper that was published in a professional academic journal. . . . . . . #funny #comedy #viral #reels #natalieportman

Florence Pannell, born in 1874, became a centenarian legend, sharing her vivid memories of Victorian life. When asked about women working, she matter-of-factly stated that “no lady worked in those days,” firmly detailing the era’s social expectations. But here’s the kicker: Florence herself was a hugely successful beauty entrepreneur, starting her own business and building a millionaire fortune. Her life was a complete defiance of the very “rules” she described. It seems even our own memories can be selectively edited by the passage of time or perhaps, a touch of personal history’s wild irony. Follow @twistedinhistory for more. #history #historyfacts #viral #twistedinhistory #explore

The post shares a 15-second video of dramatic hail, rain, and purple lightning over a suburban U.S. street, amassing 26k likes and evoking reactions of terror and beauty from viewers. Skeptical replies and fact-checks from AFP and Factly label similar videos as AI-generated, citing unnatural hail bounce physics and 98% AI detection scores, with origins traced to 2025 misinformation trends. Amid real March 2026 events like Indiana's supercell hailstorms, the clip underscores AI's role in amplifying weather virality, blending education on lightning's 1-billion-volt discharges with fabricated drama.

The post shares a 15-second video of dramatic hail, rain, and purple lightning over a suburban U.S. street, amassing 26k likes and evoking reactions of terror and beauty from viewers. Skeptical replies and fact-checks from AFP and Factly label similar videos as AI-generated, citing unnatural hail bounce physics and 98% AI detection scores, with origins traced to 2025 misinformation trends. Amid real March 2026 events like Indiana's supercell hailstorms, the clip underscores AI's role in amplifying weather virality, blending education on lightning's 1-billion-volt discharges with fabricated drama.

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