Protecting Truth in the Digital Age
We monitor, analyze, and combat disinformation to preserve the integrity of public discourse.
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The 1975 Emergency remains perhaps the most turbulent and haunting chapter in the modern history of Indian democracy. Recently, at the launch of his book, Aapatkal: Andolan aur Vishwasghat ki Antarkatha (Emergency: The Inside Story of the Movement and Betrayal), senior journalist Ajay Setia offered a searing look at the…
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In a rapidly evolving digital landscape, the distinction between reliable journalism and viral content creation has become increasingly blurred. Recognizing this tension, St. Xavier’s College in Kathmandu recently hosted a thought-provoking “Media Talk Series” that brought together students, educators, and industry professionals to discuss the future of public discourse. The event served as a timely reminder that in the age of artificial intelligence, every individual—from seasoned reporters to casual social media users—acts as an architect of the truth. As we navigate a sea of instant, powerful, and often overwhelming information, the responsibility to distinguish between factual clarity and digital noise…
The digital age has fundamentally transformed how we seek medical guidance, with social media platforms becoming the modern-day town square for health discussions. However, a concerning new analysis from researchers at Western University in Ontario reveals that in the complex fields of allergy and immunology, the most popular content is often the most dangerous. Lead author Dr. Samira Jeimy notes that patients are frequently walking into clinics already deeply influenced by sensationalist posts they have encountered online. Because misleading information—particularly regarding natural remedies and unvalidated food sensitivity testing—tends to generate significantly higher engagement than evidence-based medical advice, it dominates our…
