Digital Jihad: The Rise of Anti-India Propaganda in E-Papers by Nitin Sawant
Nitin Sawant · 12/02/2024 - The article examines the recent surge in anti-India and anti-Hindu reportage, driven by biased digital reports and propaganda disseminated through various online platforms.
- It highlights the declining credibility of mainstream legacy media, pointing out the increasing shift to online dissemination of biased content by left-leaning organizations and think tanks.
- Specific examples of these reports, including those from Savera, South Asia Scholar Activist Collective, and the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, are discussed, emphasizing their lack of factual basis and limited impact.
- The article delves into the targeted narratives against Hindu organizations and leaders like Savarkar, as well as the use of terms like ‘Love-Jihad’ and the exaggeration of issues such as the Manipur conflict to vilify India.
- It concludes by questioning the motives behind this negative reporting, suggesting it aims to destabilize India’s social fabric and influence its democratic processes while noting the muted response from international stakeholders, including the Islamic world
Nitin Sawant
Nitin Sawant usually works as a Bollywood film marketer, online publicist for a few playback singers, script writer and lyrics writer. He was a full-time marketing coordinator for 'Goopi Gawaiyya Bagha Bajaiyya' and works with new film Producers to package their content for the emerging online media space. In between, he creates content for various publications including 'Karadi Tales' and also has a bestseller novella to his name.
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