BanglaFact, the Fact-Check and Media Research Team of the Press Institute Bangladesh (PIB), has uncovered a continuous misinformation campaign in several Indian mainstream media outlets falsely alleging that a book presented by Bangladesh’s Chief Adviser Dr. Muhammad Yunus contained a “Greater Bangladesh” map. According to BanglaFact, Indian outlets such as Financial Express, Firstpost, India.com, ABP Live, and News18 have repeatedly misrepresented a graffiti image featured on the cover of a book titled Art of Triumph. The book, compiled from spontaneous graffiti drawn by students after the July 2024 mass uprising, was gifted to global leaders and diplomats as a symbolic piece of people’s art — not a geopolitical document. The so-called “Greater Bangladesh” conspiracy theory has resurfaced multiple times in Indian media, despite being debunked earlier. BanglaFact confirmed that the map was simply an artistic, non-official representation that does not include any foreign territory. Similar false claims previously circulated during a cultural event at Dhaka University in 2025. The investigation highlights how certain Indian outlets have distorted visuals and context to fuel baseless political narratives, while BanglaFact continues to combat fake news and ensure factual accuracy.