Urvashi Kapoor is working as Chief Sub Editor with Jagran New Media and associated with Vishvas News as fact checker. Urvashi is a post graduate in Journalism and Mass Communication and a seasoned digital media professional. Urvashi is a Google certified fact check trainer. She is specialized in using data, facts and various tools to debunk fake news. Urvashi has multiple certifications in Fact Checking from Poynter University, Google Analytics and Digital Marketing from Google, Email Marketing from Hubspot, Content discovery from Crowdtangle and multiple other certifications such as storytelling, consumer engagement from Facebook Blueprint. She has also done a course in ‘strategies for increasing reach & engagement of journalism’ from The Knight Center for Journalism from the University of Texas, Austin. Urvashi believes in the power of digital media, honest journalism and wishes to live in a world free of fake news.
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A viral post on social states that Coronavirus stays in hands for 10 minutes so putting a sanitizer in your pocket meets the purpose The post is attributed to UNICEF Vishvas News investigated and...
A viral post on social media attributed to World Health Organization WHO appeals people to donate kidneys and states that the donor gets 7 crores for it The message also has a contact number a...
A post shared on social media shows a bottle labelled ‘Canine Coronavirus Vaccine’ It falsely suggests that the vaccine for coronavirus existed since 2001 and 19 years later they say there is no...
