Question 4GS2GS2
In recent years, use of social media and digital mobilisation by civil society has emerged as a powerful form of pressure policymaking and democratic accountability. (Answer in 150 words)
Introduction
Civil society over the years have generally acted as a bridge between people and the state.
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Main Body
Civil society over the years have generally acted as a bridge between people and the state. The participation of its social media digital mobilisation has justified its impact.
Impact on Policymaking
(A) Positive:
1Faster opinion making and mobilisation
The Opinionation against draft EIA, 2020 by Amnesty International
2Reaching role and cleaning of the nation
Issue of child labour and exploiting reporting through social media by Child rights & you
3Faster reaching vulnerable population
Radiation exposure issue in Tadugoda miner showcased inoval media → higher infra in the area for health.
(B) Negative:
1Echo chamber effect avoiding social media, effectively avoiding independent thinking
Lobbying against development project
2Majority opinion overshadowing minority views
Larger development goal focused else has of individuals
3Faster reaching vulnerable population
Radiation exposing issue in Isidore
Violence ensuring Farmer protest 2020
Hence civil society needs to act as bulwark against executive tyranny & by guiding policy making.
— Aditya Narayan H · AIR 68
162 words3 paragraphs7 bullet points
Conclusion
Hence civil society needs to act as bulwark against executive tyranny & by guiding policy making.
16 words
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Topper
Aditya Narayan H
AIR 68
Subject & Paper
GS2GS2
Topic
Development Processes - Role of NGOs, SHGs, Donors, and other Stakeholders
Civil Society Organizations
Role of social media in civil society mobilization
Writing Stats
194
Total words
3
Paragraphs
7
Bullets
analytical
Tone