I looked them up, it’s a TV station that originally started in partnership with Reuters but now has nothing to do with them. In fact it’s owned by a private family.
It’s been heavily criticised and reprimanded for biased and patently false reporting 😂
But not all of their reporting, as far as I can tell those accusations are around the politics in India, which is hardly strange. Saying all their reporting is false is like saying FoxNews’ reporting on archaeology and deep space discovery is false just because their political stories are mostly bullshit, even though they’re just repeating the same archaeology and space content as everyone else. Get back to me with proof that particular story is actually false then.
My point is that if only The Mail and their affiliates are reporting it, it’s made up for clicks
That article links to another
https://www.timesnownews.com/the-buzz/article/woman-finds-out-sons-bride-is-her-long-lost-daughter-on-their-wedding-day/741660
which is a source in India that launched in partnership with Reuters. I could be wrong, but it seems legit enough.
I looked them up, it’s a TV station that originally started in partnership with Reuters but now has nothing to do with them. In fact it’s owned by a private family.
It’s been heavily criticised and reprimanded for biased and patently false reporting 😂
https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/time-now-news-bias/
But not all of their reporting, as far as I can tell those accusations are around the politics in India, which is hardly strange. Saying all their reporting is false is like saying FoxNews’ reporting on archaeology and deep space discovery is false just because their political stories are mostly bullshit, even though they’re just repeating the same archaeology and space content as everyone else. Get back to me with proof that particular story is actually false then.