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Reality of Narendra Modi | How Indians were Fooled! | Dhruv Rathee
Today, we're unraveling the cultivated political narrative surrounding Narendra Modi, India's Prime Minister, often depicted as a self-made individual who began his journey by selling tea at a railway station. This portrayal, heavily amplified by channels like WhatsApp University, which often blur lines between fact and propaganda, is a cornerstone of Modi's public image. However, doubts and inconsistencies in these accounts have surfaced, raising questions about their veracity. We delve into how these narratives, whether embellished or partially fabricated, have been strategically employed to shape Modi's persona, appealing to the common man while potentially obscuring the complexities of his ascent to power and governance. Join us as we explore the layers behind Modi's carefully constructed public image, revealing the nuanced interplay between politics, perception, and digital manipulation.
Reality of Narendra Modi | How Indians were Fooled! | Dhruv Rathee
Today, we're unraveling the cultivated political narrative surrounding Narendra Modi, India's Prime Minister, often depicted as a self-made individual who began his journey by selling tea at a railway station. This portrayal, heavily amplified by channels like WhatsApp University, which often blur lines between fact and propaganda, is a cornerstone of Modi's public image. However, doubts and inconsistencies in these accounts have surfaced, raising questions about their veracity. We delve into how these narratives, whether embellished or partially fabricated, have been strategically employed to shape Modi's persona, appealing to the common man while potentially obscuring the complexities of his ascent to power and governance. Join us as we explore the layers behind Modi's carefully constructed public image, revealing the nuanced interplay between politics, perception, and digital manipulation.
Reality of Narendra Modi | How Indians were Fooled! | Dhruv Rathee
Today, we're unraveling the cultivated political narrative surrounding Narendra Modi, India's Prime Minister, often depicted as a self-made individual who began his journey by selling tea at a railway station. This portrayal, heavily amplified by channels like WhatsApp University, which often blur lines between fact and propaganda, is a cornerstone of Modi's public image. However, doubts and inconsistencies in these accounts have surfaced, raising questions about their veracity. We delve into how these narratives, whether embellished or partially fabricated, have been strategically employed to shape Modi's persona, appealing to the common man while potentially obscuring the complexities of his ascent to power and governance. Join us as we explore the layers behind Modi's carefully constructed public image, revealing the nuanced interplay between politics, perception, and digital manipulation.
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