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Fake **stradamus predictions amuse Indian Twitter
/https%3A%2F%2Fblueprint-api-production.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fuploads%2Fcard%2Fimage%2F431822%2F463abfea-40cf-45d8-b081-43e735ed2717.jpg)   A blog called '**stradamus and India' by the French political writer François Gautier has caused a stir in India after it was published by India's largest-selling English dailyand later found to be inaccurate. * Soon after the blog went live on the Times of India, the alternative news portal Alt News exposed it for inventing "fake passages" and attributing them to the famed 16th century French astrologer **stradamus. The blog was taken down from TOI and republished on Thursday with a disclaimer. SEE ALSO: Facebook's new 'Trending Topics' update is here — **w with less fake news Gautier claimed in his blog that in 2012, he'd chanced upon some "hidden manuscripts" in an "old trunk". Those manuscripts contained **stradamus' predictions on the rise of Indian prime minister (a.k.a. "supreme leader") Narendra Modi. Read more... More about Current Affairs, Newspaper, Twitter Reactions, Humour, and Journalism ??????? ??????: Fake **stradamus predictions amuse Indian Twitter || ??????: rss || ??????: اسم منتداك
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