Little Yadav
May 15, 2024

Truth be told: How India's Gen Z is handling the fake news epidemic

A recent survey by The 23 Watt reveals concerning trends: Fake news is widespread, and 91% of Gen Z in the capital region believe it can influence voting decisions.

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