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IJSREM68101
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Oct 2026
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Department of computer application
Babu banarasi das University
Department of computer application
Babu banarasi das University
Fake news spreads fast in India, in many languages and scripts, and often in mixed text such as Hinglish. Most detection tools are built for English and cannot explain their answers. This paper describes a framework designed to fix both problems. It cleans and converts the text, reads it with four language models (BERT, XLM-RoBERTa, IndicBERT, and MuRIL), combines their votes with a stacked ensemble, and sends unsure cases to a human reviewer. LIME, SHAP, and attention views show which words drove each decision. We explain how the system will be scored with accuracy, precision, recall, and F1, and we set clear targets for each. We also set out six research questions and seven experiments. The performance numbers in this paper are ranges taken from earlier studies and goals we have set for ourselves. They are not results from our own runs, which will be reported once the experiments are finished.
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We have described a framework for catching fake news in many Indian languages, including mixed-language text. It brings together careful cleaning, Indian-language and multilingual transformers, a stacked ensemble with human review of doubtful cases, and an explanation for every answer. We have also laid out how success will be measured, using accuracy, precision, recall, and F1 with clear targets. Whether the system hits those targets is the next question. We will report the real numbers, including any shortfall, when the experiments are done. Later work could add images and video, more languages, links to fact-check articles, and learning from reviewers' corrections.
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10/19/2026
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