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How to answer the UPSC interview question: Is the role of social media platforms in Indian politics adequately regulated to prevent misinformation and hate speech?

How to answer the UPSC interview question: Is the role of social media platforms in Indian politics adequately regulated to prevent misinformation and hate speech?

The role of social media platforms in Indian politics requires robust regulation to prevent the spread of misinformation and hate speech.

Aug 07, 2023
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Social media platforms have become influential channels for political discourse and information dissemination in India. However, concerns have been raised about the lack of adequate regulation to prevent the spread of misinformation and hate speech on these platforms.

Is the role of social media platforms in Indian politics adequately regulated to prevent misinformation and hate speech?

This article explores the arguments surrounding the role of social media platforms in Indian politics and evaluates whether the current regulatory framework is sufficient to address these concerns.

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