Misinformation spreads rapidly in today's digital age. It can distort facts and create confusion. This phenomenon affects public opinion and decision-making. In India, misinformation can influence elections and social harmony. It undermines trust in institutions. Combating misinformation requires media literacy and critical thinking. Governments and organisations must work together to promote accurate information. Awareness is key to safeguarding democracy and informed citizenship.
The significance of media literacy has surged in recent years. With the advent of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT), the landscape of information dissemination has transformed dramatically. This...
Recently, the Government of India has intensified its regulatory framework concerning social media intermediaries, particularly in light of increasing incidents of hoax bomb threats targeting airlines. The Ministry...
