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Student wings use social media to mobilize followers instantly. A video of a clash or a debate quickly becomes a rally cry for a particular political party, encouraging thousands of shares.
A recent viral video from a Delhi University college has taken the social media world by storm, sparking intense discussions and debates among students, alumni, and the general public. The video, which has been widely shared on platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, appears to show a group of students and teachers engaging in a heated argument over a seemingly trivial issue. Student wings use social media to mobilize followers
When a video from a DU college goes viral for the wrong reasons—be it a "wardrobe malfunction" critique or shaming a student for their behavior in public—the discussion shifts from entertainment to ethics. The comment sections of these posts often become battlegrounds for debates on "sanskar" (culture), modernity, and the "character" of Delhi University students. The video, which has been widely shared on
For the rest of us—the viewers, the lurkers, the commenters—we must ask ourselves: Are we engaging to find justice, or are we just watching the car crash for the spectacle? For the rest of us—the viewers, the lurkers,