Kangana Ranaut Says Social Media News is False

May 4, 2026, 10:08
IndiaPolitics

Introduction

Kangana Ranaut is a politician. She says a story on the internet about her and Rahul Gandhi is not true.

Main Body

An Instagram page wrote a story on May 3. It said Kangana Ranaut wanted to marry Rahul Gandhi if he joined her political party. This story was a lie. There was no proof. On May 4, Kangana Ranaut wrote a message on Instagram. She said the story was not true. She said the story was "pathetic." She also said people do not respect women in politics. She does not like Rahul Gandhi. She thinks his ideas are bad.

Conclusion

Kangana Ranaut says the news is fake. She is angry because the story was not respectful.

Learning

The 'Not' Power

To reach A2, you must move from saying what things are to saying what they are not. This is how we disagree or correct a mistake.

The Pattern: [Subject] + [is/was] + not + [Adjective/Noun]

Look at these examples from the text:

  • Story → is not true
  • Story → was not respectful

Why this matters: In the real world, you use this to fix misunderstandings.

Example: Person A: "Is the office open?" Person B: "No, it is not open."

Quick Vocabulary shift: Instead of saying "not true," you can use the word Fake.

  • Not true →\rightarrow Fake
  • Not real →\rightarrow Fake

Vocabulary Learning

politician
A person who works in politics and helps make laws.
Example:Kangana Ranaut is a politician.
story
A narrative about events or people.
Example:She says a story on the internet about her is not true.
internet
A global computer network that connects many computers.
Example:She says a story on the internet about her is not true.
lie
Something that is not true or is made to deceive.
Example:This story was a lie.
proof
Evidence that shows something is true.
Example:There was no proof.
message
A written or spoken communication sent to someone.
Example:She wrote a message on Instagram.
pathetic
Causing pity or feeling bad about something.
Example:She said the story was 'pathetic.'
respect
A feeling of admiration or regard for someone.
Example:People do not respect women in politics.
politics
The activities associated with running a government.
Example:People do not respect women in politics.
news
Information about recent events or happenings.
Example:Kangana Ranaut says the news is fake.
fake
Not real or genuine; made to look real.
Example:She says the news is fake.
angry
Feeling or showing strong annoyance or displeasure.
Example:She is angry because the story was not respectful.