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Study on the Impact of Twitter on Indian Political Discourse

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1. Ruchita Sujai Chowdhary*, Shobha Chaudhary 25 Dec 2021 MJLL0102004 13 0
Abstract

This research paper explores the significant impact of Twitter on Indian political discourse. Twitter has become a powerful tool for shaping politics by providing real-time interactions and extensive reach. This paper delves into Twitter's role in political communication, mobilization, and expression, transcending geographical boundaries. It examines its potential as a game-changer in Indian politics, showcasing both opportunities and challenges related to misinformation and hate speech. The abstract also reviews existing literature, highlighting the emergence of Twitter in Indian politics, its influence on public opinion, media coverage, and political polarization. The research methodology involves a questionnaire/survey method to collect data from Twitter users interested in Indian politics, aiming to provide valuable insights into the relationship between Twitter and Indian politics. Ethical considerations are acknowledged, and potential limitations of the research are addressed. Overall, this study aims to enhance our understanding of Twitter's impact on Indian democracy, governance, and societal dynamics.

Keywords

social media, twitter, general elections

References

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