Life in our increasingly digital world sometimes feels like a constant battle against deception, and a recent incident involving a major Indian newspaper, The Hindu, perfectly illustrates this struggle. Imagine scrolling through your social media feeds – X (formerly Twitter), Facebook, WhatsApp – and stumbling upon what looks like an old newspaper front page from 1967. It’s The Hindu, a respected, long-standing publicationknown for its serious journalism. And the headline? It’s a bombshell, claiming that none other than Indira Gandhi, then Prime Minister, urged Indians not to buy gold during an economic crisis. For many, this would immediately feel like…

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