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THE IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENTS ON POLITICS AND DEMOCRACY IN INDIA

Dr. K. Prabhu

Volume: 5 Issue: 2 2015

Abstract:

The advent of digital technology has profoundly impacted politics and democracy, transforming the way citizens engage with governments, participate in decision-making processes, and access information. This abstract explores the multifaceted effects of technological advancements on democratic systems, highlighting both opportunities and challenges. Technology is becoming a crucial factor in politics, changing how public opinion is formed, how voters participate, and how campaigns are conducted. The digital era presents previously unheard-of chances for engagement and communication, but it also introduces fresh difficulties with regard to disinformation, privacy, and election security. This dynamic interplay between politics and technology is felt globally and impacts democracies of all sizes. The Effects of Technology on Democracy in India. Appreciate the power of technology to revolutionize the future of democracy in India. Learn all you can about how technology is changing elections, public participation, and government. Learn about the opportunities and threats that tech-enabled democracy poses in India. Technology and democracy have come together in India in the last few decades, ushering in a new age of citizen participation and representative government. From more people being involved in politics to more knowledge getting out there, this intersection has caused changes in many parts of society. The political and social fabric of India has been reshaped by the opportunities and difficulties brought about by the enormous impact of technology on the country's democracy.

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