Received an RTO E-Challan APK on WhatsApp? It Could Be Malware
A message claiming to be an RTO e-challan or an update from mParivahan may look like something you need to […]
AI-Generated Misinformation: Can We Still Trust What We See and Hear?
There was a time when seeing something meant, at least to some extent, believing it. A photograph was considered evidence.
From Viral to Verified: Why We Believe and Share Misinformation
A message appears in a WhatsApp group. “URGENT! Share this with everyone you know.” There is a warning about a
The New Newsroom: How Social Media Algorithms Shape What We Believe
For many people, the first news of the day no longer comes from a newspaper, television bulletin or news website.
When Should Your Child Start Preschool? Here’s What Research Says
Starting preschool isn’t about getting ahead. It’s about being ready. Play-based learning, strong communication, and emotional readiness matter far more
CRAAP Test: How To Check Source of Information Is Reliable Or Not
One of the most useful media literacy tools to understand today is the CRAAP Test. It was first developed by
E.S.C.A.P.E. – How To Identify Junk News
Every day we come across hundreds of messages, videos, and news posts online. Some are true, some are half-true, and
QR Code Scams: How Fraudsters Trick You and How to Stay Safe
Image Credits: Created by ChatGPT Why This Matters QR codes have become part of everyday life from paying at a
Job Fraud vs. Genuine Job Offers: How to Spot the Difference and Stay Safe
Credit: SME Futures Why This Matters:In today’s digital world, finding jobs online has become the norm. But along with genuine
SMART Check: Think Before Believing Or Forwarding Anything
The SMART Check method is another simple and effective way to judge whether information you come across online can be