Has Modi Government Really Deposited ₹10,000 in Everyone’s Account?
citizens can earn ₹10,000 per day by simply registering and submitting personal details.

Online scams continue to rise, with the latest involving a fake government scheme promising high daily earnings. A post claiming that the Modi government launched a new initiative offering ₹10,000 per day is now confirmed to be false.
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Fake Scheme Promises ₹10,000 Daily Income
A website, designed to resemble an official government portal, claimed that citizens can earn ₹10,000 per day by simply registering and submitting personal details. The post quickly went viral, prompting many people to check their bank accounts at ATMs after believing the claims.
PIB Fact Check Labels the Website Fake
India’s PIB Fact Check team, which works to counter fake news and online misinformation, investigated the post and declared the website fraudulent. Officials warned people not to click on such websites or provide personal or financial information, as cybercriminals could misuse the data to commit financial fraud.
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Warning Issued: Be Vigilant Against Online Scams
Authorities have urged the public to exercise caution and not fall for sensational online posts claiming to offer free money, subsidies, or government jobs. Sharing personal information on unverified platforms can lead to identity theft and monetary loss.
How to Identify Genuine Government Websites
According to the Delhi Cyber Crime Department, these are the key indicators to check for a legitimate government website:
- Only websites ending in
.gov.in
are official government portals. - Websites with extensions like
.in
,.org
, or.com
claiming to represent the government should be treated with suspicion. - Before acting on any government scheme or offer, verify the source by contacting the concerned department or tweeting to @PIBFactCheck.
Government Urges Public to Report Suspicious Activity
If you come across a suspicious post or website, report it immediately to authorities or tag PIB Fact Check on social media. Public awareness is crucial to preventing cyber fraud and protecting citizens from online deception.