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Examines the design incentives and evidence behind divisive-content amplification in India, from algorithmic feeds to misinformation and hate-speech trends, and asks whether platforms can be designed to reward cohesion instead of fracture.
Surveys evidence on design interventions that reduce extraction: chronological feeds, friction before sharing, and user control over ranking algorithms.
A diagnosis of how India's digital-access success has inverted into an attention-extraction economy, using public government, academic, and industry sources to show the costs across attention, productivity, youth mental health, and social trust.