How did we know this?: First of all, we saw that the screenshot of the article looked off and did not follow the structure that is usually seen. Published article In The Indian Express,
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We compared the screenshot to a real article posted in the official website of the media outlet.
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It can be clearly seen that the headline is not all caps, and there are other sections.
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The actual website also looks different.
Similar stories that we debunted: Team Webcoff Earlier similar stories have been rejected from where screenshots of alleged articles Indian express And Hindustan Times Also shared.
conclusion: It is clear that the screenshot about Narayan Murthy, which promotes an investment platform, is fake.
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