Debate Ignites Over Social Media's Impact on Indian Culture
A parliamentary inquiry was made regarding whether the government has developed a plan to combat the alleged erosion of Indian culture via social media. Union Culture Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat confirmed that no such action plan exists. There was also a query about potential legislation to address cultural corruption.
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The ongoing discourse regarding social media's influence on societal values reached the Lok Sabha on Monday, prompting questions about government action plans to safeguard Indian culture.
Responding to concerns raised by CPI(M) member Amra Ram, Union Culture Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat conceded that no formal strategy has been devised.
Further queries shed light on possible legislative measures, but Shekhawat remained unequivocal in his responses, ruling out any current plans for legal action.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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