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The fake image started circulating after Modi’s visit to the United States. But, September is spelled incorrectly and the font style of the headline is not the one used by The New York Times. The edition in the image is dated September 26. The morphed image features a large photograph of Modi, with the strap line of the article saying that the “world’s most loved and most powerful leader is here to bless us”. All of our factual reporting on Narendra Modi can be found at: /gsY7AlNFna- NYTimes Communications September 28, 2021 This is a completely fabricated image, one of many in circulation featuring Prime Minister Modi. The New York Times also shared a link of its factual reporting on Modi. “Resharing or circulating photoshopped images online only adds to misinformation and uncertainty, at a time when truthful, trusted journalism is needed most,” the newspaper said in a tweet. The fake image is being widely shared on social media in India.

The New York Times on Wednesday said an image of a front page article featuring Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi with the headline “Last, Best Hope of Earth” was “completely fabricated”.

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