Wikipedia’s Aim for Digital Colonisation: Funding Anti India Narratives | Nupur J Sharma |

Despite its portrayal of neutrality, Wikipedia's narrative favours only the leftist perspective. The platform's close ties with Google raise concerns about potential biases in funding and narrative shaping. This funding network indirectly supports narratives such as the Afro-Dalit theory through NGOs in India, contributing to social unrest. Furthermore, sources that challenge this narrative are often dismissed or blacklisted, with even police reports and court verdicts labelled as unreliable. While editors were funded to effectively spread fake news, compromising the image of the Indian state. This situation accumulating as a new phase of digital colonization, where control over online information can shape global perceptions of complex issues.

About The Speaker:
Nupur J Sharma is a management graduate from Symbiosis. After running her business for years, she decided to leave that behind. She has been the editor-in-chief of OpIndia for the past 5 years and her prime focus is documenting persecution of Hindus. She has published a fact-finding report on the Delhi anti-Hindu riots of 2020 which is available on Kindle. She has also done seminal work in documenting the persecution of Hindus across the globe.

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