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The smartphone boom (post-2010) and the arrival of cheap data (Jio revolution, 2016) changed everything. By 2019, India had over 500 million internet users and more than 400 million active social media accounts. Suddenly
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Social Media as India’s Digital Safety Valve: From Street Agitations to Online Venting
The smartphone boom (post-2010) and the arrival of cheap data (Jio revolution, 2016) changed everything. By 2019, India had over 500 million internet users and more than 400 million active social media accounts. Suddenly
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India’s Young User Base and the Hidden Dangers of Business-as-Usual in Social Media Governance
India stands at a crossroads. It can hope that voluntary corporate reforms will protect young minds, or it can take decisive action to build a safer digital ecosystem anchored in public health and psychological wellbeing ...
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The answer will determine not just the future of this generation, but the future of the nation itself. ...
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The crisis that erupted in India’s aviation sector earlier this month is not merely an operational failure or an unfortunate week of flight cancellations ...
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India’s Young User Base and the Hidden Dangers of Business-as-Usual in Social Media Governance
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Digital India, Distracted India: The Crisis of Attention Among Children and Teens
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