Screens Of Subversion: Unregulated OTT Platforms Are Fracturing The Indian Family

India's social fabric, built on family values and respect for elders, faces erosion from OTT platforms promoting foreign social paradigms.

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Indian civilization has endured for millennia, not because of its economic or military might, but due to its invincible invisible shield: its social fabric. At our core lies a profound bedrock of enduring strengths; the sacredness of the family unit, a deep reverence for our elders (Pitru Devo Bhava), structural marital fidelity, and a collective consciousness that naturally puts community harmony over reckless self-indulgence. For centuries, this profound ecosystem has acted as a natural shock absorber against external disruptions.

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“Dharma, or the righteous moral order, protects those who protect it."

— Mahabharata (Vana Parva 313.128)

When a society actively guards its ethical foundations, family values, and structural traditions, those values shield the community from moral decay. Today, however, an insidious, unregulated threat has entered our homes, not through physical borders, but through five-inch smartphone screens. Over-The-Top (OTT) platforms have bypassed traditional community filters, unleashing an unchecked wave of foreign social paradigms. We are witnessing an unprecedented cultural shift; one where our deepest civilizational values are being systematically eroded in the name of raw, unrestricted entertainment.

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