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RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat Demands Regulation On OTT Platforms And Cautions Against Drug Addiction
- •RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat has raised alarms over unregulated access to social media and OTT platforms, warning of its harmful impact on the youth.
- •Speaking at the Vijayadashami Utsav in Nagpur, Bhagwat urged the government and administration to consider imposing regulations on OTT content.
- •He cautioned against the growing menace of addictive drugs among the younger generation, calling it a serious national issue driven by a lack of prudence.
- •Bhagwat emphasized that while science and technology are natural and unstoppable advancements, they must be treated merely as tools.
- •He noted a rising global curiosity towards India due to the country's growing stature and alternative way of life amidst global materialism and unrestrained consumption.
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RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat raised concerns regarding unregulated access to information on social media and OTT platforms, warning of its harmful impact on younger generations. He called on the government and administration to consider introducing regulations and taking appropriate action.
The RSS formed an informal group of educationists, cultural pracharaks, and former vice-chancellors to propose government recommendations addressing cultural pollution on OTT platforms. The panel aims to introduce a censor board equivalent to protect families and youth from harmful digital content.
Mohan Bhagwat cautioned that a lack of prudence and wisdom among younger generations has led to serious personal, family, and social consequences, notably the use of addictive drugs. He stressed that while people know these substances are harmful, they still fall into addiction, making it a serious national issue that requires parental wisdom and youth discipline.
