The 40 claims
Each claim links to its full audit: the site's rebuttal, our four-axis scoring, and every source classified by independence. pending means our verification is not yet complete — we publish nothing as debunked without evidence.
Kota
#1
In a crowd of roughly 3,000 of the best students, only about 1 can become an IAS officer, only about 30 can get into IIT, and only about 180 can become doctors through NEET.
their verdict: Misleading
govt-chain only
our audit: done
#2
In this system, if 1000 children enter, only about 36 people will get permanent jobs. Roughly 300 will remain unemployed. About 700 will become gig workers.
their verdict: False
our audit: done
#3
22 lakh students take the NEET exam. From their families, Rs. 1.32 lakh crore is taken every year. The amount these 22 lakh people pay in one year for one exam equals the Government of India's entire education budget.
their verdict: False
govt-chain only
our audit: done
#4
Approximately 80% of engineers in India are unemployed
their verdict: False
our audit: done
Dehradun
#5
The final conviction rate for paper leaks in India is absolute zero, with not a single major perpetrator convicted or sent to jail.
their verdict: False
our audit: done
#6
Manufacturing, entrepreneurship, corporate employment and the public sector are closed; only government jobs remain accessible.
their verdict: False
govt-chain only
our audit: done
#7
The phones in students’ hands and the shirts they wear all come from China.
their verdict: False
govt-chain only
our audit: done
#8
Three, four, or five businesses have captured India’s banking money; ordinary entrepreneurs cannot obtain loans.
their verdict: False
govt-chain only
our audit: done
#9
AI has dealt such a heavy blow to IT jobs that the corporate-employment door is effectively closed.
their verdict: False
our audit: done
#10
Privatisation has closed the public-sector route for young people.
their verdict: False
our audit: done
#11
Coaching centres, translators, printers, transporters, vendors, NTA and ministry officials form a single paper-leak structure.
their verdict: False
our audit: done
#12
India uses a nineteenth-century examination system.
their verdict: False
govt-chain only
our audit: done
#13
Every examination in India is held on a single day; randomisation would allow testing across multiple days.
their verdict: False
govt-chain only
our audit: done
#14
Aspirants spend ₹9 lakh over five years preparing for competitive examinations.
their verdict: False
our audit: done
#15
Ninety-nine per cent of candidates preparing for examinations belong to poor or middle-class families.
their verdict: False
govt-chain only
our audit: done
#16
Nine crore aspirants pursue government examinations, but only six lakh succeed, one successful candidate for every 150 aspirants.
their verdict: False
govt-chain only
our audit: done
#17
Paper leaks harmed 7.5 crore students during the past decade.
their verdict: False
our audit: done
Prayagraj
#18
Manufacturing Has Been Destroyed By Demonetisation And GST, One sees Made in China, Vietnam and Bangladesh, but not “Made in India”
their verdict: False
our audit: done
#19
90% of small and medium businesses do not get bank loans.
their verdict: False
govt-chain only
our audit: done
#20
Entrepreneurship has been destroyed.
their verdict: False
govt-chain only
our audit: done
#21
Only 1 in 150 aspirants gets a government job.
their verdict: Misleading
govt-chain only
our audit: done
#22
Paper leaks have plagued government recruitment.
their verdict: Misleading
govt-chain only
our audit: done
#23
PSU jobs fell from around 14 lakh to 7 lakh.
their verdict: Misleading
our audit: done
#24
Public schools, hospitals, BSNL, ports and airports have been privatised.
their verdict: False
our audit: done
#25
AI is eliminating traditional corporate and back-office jobs.
their verdict: Misleading
zero citations
our audit: done
#26
AI will cut 60% of jobs.
their verdict: False
our audit: done
#27
Indian youth spend 8 hours a day watching Reels.
their verdict: False
zero citations
our audit: done
#28
Companies take young Indians' data and use it to replace their jobs with AI.
their verdict: False
zero citations
our audit: done
#29
There is an “RSS Pracharak in every institution.”
their verdict: False
zero citations
our audit: done
Pune
#30
“Every year, around 4 lakh girls are killed before they are born.”
their verdict: Misleading
our audit: done
#31
80% of women face harassment.
their verdict: Misleading
our audit: done
#32
Approximately 30%, or 29%, of women face physical violence.
their verdict: False
our audit: done
#33
Six out of every 100 women in India are raped.
their verdict: False
our audit: done
#34
50% of women are forced to reject work or education due to safety concerns. “The average Indian woman spends ₹17,000 extra every year on safety.”
their verdict: Misleading
our audit: done
#35
60% of our girls cannot go outside the house alone.
their verdict: Misleading
our audit: done
#36
45% drop out because of marriage or housework.
their verdict: False
our audit: done
#37
Only 8% of women have independently owned property.
their verdict: Misleading
our audit: done
#38
The average woman between the ages of 15 and 29 spends 5.5 hours doing work at home. In the same house, the average boy spends 30 minutes working.
their verdict: Misleading
zero citations
our audit: done
#39
99% of sexual violence, rape, and molestation cases go unreported.
their verdict: False
our audit: done
#40
“Boys can take examinations multiple times after the age limit, but the marriage age is 23 for women.”
their verdict: False
zero citations
our audit: done