In the world of internet and social media, everything is shared and goes viral faster than lightning speed and no one really cares that the news videos or photos they are sharing are real. Or fake.

In the world of internet and social media, everything is shared and goes viral faster than lightning speed and no one really cares that the news videos or photos they are sharing are real. Or fake.

Amidst all this, many celebrities, politicians, fake pictures and videos of major historical events are widely circulated. So much so that sometimes those people have to declare that the photos are fake.

I am sharing some unbelievable fake photos which were very viral at one time.

So let's see some similar pictures and know their truth:

1. Female Kurdish soldier Rehana "Angel of Cobain"

Rehana, who was touted as the "Angel of Cobain". He was said to have single-handedly killed 100 IS fighters. But the truth is that she was a law student in Aleppo and volunteered for an assistant home guard unit. He did not kill 100 IS fighters. A Swedish journalist who actually met the woman with the photo says that she is a former law student who works voluntarily with Cobain's home guards or police force, and is not a front-line fighter. It is therefore not possible to single out 100 IS fighters.

2. Do you really think that Mahatma is dancing at a party?

People were surprised when this picture of Mahatma Gandhi dancing with a woman surfaced on the Internet. However, it was not Mahatma Gandhi. This is an Australian actor who was dancing at a ceremony dressed like him.

3. Lalu Prasad Yadav's daughter Misa Bharti was not called to deliver lectures at Harvard?

Lalu Prasad Yadav's daughter Misa Bharti had posted a picture on Twitter - "giving a lecture on the role of youth at Harvard". However, an official spokesperson of the organizing committee at Harvard confirmed that he had not been invited to make a speech.

Harvard University had issued a statement stating that "Misa Bharti was invited as part of the audience and not as the speaker of a panel at the India Conference at Harvard. Confirming her attendance status This can also be done from the fact that he had bought the ticket. He was not invited to give any lecture. "

4. A false picture of a policeman bowing at the feet of the Home Minister of India.

Despite being a very clear case of misuse of Photoshop, it was widely circulated on social networks (social networks) in India. And was even certified by a spokesperson for a major opposition party. Once upon a time, this picture appears to a high-ranking police officer bowing at the feet of the Home Minister of India, Rajnath Singh. This photo is an award-winning film about corrupt police officers "Is That True." Is based on a screenshot of. In the screenshot, the head of an imaginary minister was replaced with a picture of Rajnath Singh.

This is the original screenshot of the film:

5. This false image was used to promote communal violence in Basirhat.

In July 2017, communal violence erupted in Basirhat subdivision of North 24 Parganas district in West Bengal. After which a photoshopped false photograph was made. The violence was further fueled by such photoshopped photographs, which were circulated on social media with the aim of inciting communal violence in the region. This photoshopped false photograph is actually from a Bhojpuri film "Aurat Khilona Nahin", which depicted the persecution of a Hindu woman by Muslim men. The already volatile situation was made worse by resorting to inflammatory messages and pictures.

This is a real screenshot of the film:

6. A rare picture (but fake) of Sachin Tendulkar is being circulated through WhatsApp and Facebook.

Who is this lady?

Can you guess who this woman is?

And many similar questions are being asked on WhatsApp about a Maharashtrian woman wearing a traditional sari. People were sharing this image on WhatsApp and claiming that the woman is none other than cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar. And claimed that she wore a sari for her college's fancy dress competition. It was a fake photo. Because he never went to college. And secondly, check her mature face, compare it with the face of her going to college. This picture looks like a woman who most resembles Sachin.

Sharing this false picture is disrespectful to both this woman and Bharat Ratna Awardee Sachin Tendulkar. Everyone must think once before sharing.

7. What India looks like on Diwali night, but it is not.

Every year after Diwali, a colourful picture of India, as seen from space, is broadcast on social networks. But we regret that this picture is not from Diwali night.

This picture comes from the satellite's collected data. It is based on data from US defence weather satellites. And it is a colour-blended photograph created in 2003 by scientist Chris Elvidge to highlight population growth over time. In this photo, the population of the city appears in white areas which were visible before 1992. Whereas the population of the villages is seen in the light of blue, green and red colours, which appeared in 1992, 1998 and 2003 respectively.

According to NASA, the extra light generated during Diwali is so subtle that images taken from space cannot show it.

8. Moonmelon is the most expensive watermelon found in Japan. (Really).

This Japanese fruit has the ability to change the taste after your meal. All sour things become sweet. Salty foods become bitter. Water is not just water - it is orange-flavoured. It is amazing Moonmelon and it is not real.

Moonmelon is one of many lies of the Internet, which gained its flawed reputation from Pinterest. Moonmelon is just a picture of a watermelon in which the pink colour has been replaced with a bright shade of blue. Moonmelon has fooled the internet since May 2011. Tumblr is responsible for this nonsense.

9. Is the baby's foot visible from the belly of the pregnant mother?

I think this picture has been shared on social media since 2004. It has been posted as the primary image of the baby moving in the third trimester of pregnancy. Many believed it to be true while others suspected it to be completely fake. Many expectant mothers also started discussing this with their doctors and started asking which week they could see their baby's hand/leg prints through the outer skin of the abdomen. Then, after much discussion, it was reported that it was a hoax. People researching the authenticity of the photo stated that "the baby tore the uterus and put its foot through the skin in the hole, but if it had happened the idiot who took the photo should have called 911, because the woman was serious Was in condition. "

When I was pregnant myself, I sometimes saw something sticking out of my stomach like a small elbow or I used to suspect it. Which part of it was it like because it was so big but never really saw any specific body part. You will definitely feel your child's hands and feet pressing against your stomach but cannot see the print from outside. It is fun to think about this, but it does not happen, although there is no possibility of showing the print of body parts.

10. Sad photo of orphaned Syrian boy.

Syrian opposition leader Ahmed Zarba tweeted a disturbing photo on a Friday morning that allegedly showed an orphaned Syrian boy sleeping among the parents' graves. He tried to prove that Assad was the culprit behind the grief of this Syrian boy. In 2014, this photo of a 'Syrian boy' sleeping among his parents' grave was widely shared online. Since then this photo has been shared on Twitter.

The photo below is real:

Actually, this photo was taken as part of the conceptual art project in Saudi Arabia. And in reality, this boy is enjoying his life. This young Syrian boy was not sleeping in the tomb of his parents. Rather this boy is the nephew of the photographer and it is not even Syrian. The mounds on either side are not tombs but are simply mounds of stones that look like graves.