In the modern era of instantaneous digital communication, the unchecked proliferation of misinformation presents significant challenges, with its impact varying widely across jurisdictions due to diverse socio-political, cultural, and linguistic landscapes. While global platforms have initiated measures to address this pervasive issue, their reliance on universal frameworks often proves inadequate, particularly within complex and pluralistic societies such as India. This accentuates the critical need for a departure from a uniform approach in favour of tailored strategies that address localized realities. Continue reading
