The problem of content creators in Delhi Metro! | Animesh Pradhan AIR 2 UPSC CSE 2023
There are a lot of people who are involved in making reels. You see people dancing in Delhi metro. You see people dancing in Mumbai Indian railways. What is your take on this trend? The post-pandemic and before that, while internet connectivity became cheaper and with multiple options of social media, including Instagram, Facebook, and earlier TikTok, content creation became a new thing where this became an opportunity for a lot of people. The problem when people misutilize and continuous activity in public places is that there has to be some restrictions in which content creation can happen because that could disturb the general law and order and general public sense. For example, in South Korea, they have now dedicated labs for content creators where they have established background sound and mic facilities where you can take that on a rent for a day or so. So a similar kind of facility could be facilitated in India.
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