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Misinformation is widespread among young Indians. A Bihar experiment shows how media literacy helps

Summary by Scroll India
The intervention helped students better identify false health headlines, reliability of information sources, and reduced sharing of questionable claims.

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Misinformation is widespread among young Indians. A Bihar experiment shows how media literacy helps

The intervention helped students better identify false health headlines, reliability of information sources, and reduced sharing of questionable claims.

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Scroll India broke the news in India on Tuesday, February 17, 2026.
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