New Delhi: With the search trend for online misinformation reaching an all-time high in India in 2023, Google said on Friday that its ‘About this result’ feature will be available globally, including in nine Indian languages. to help people around the world evaluate information and understand where it is coming from. Google said in a blogpost – Now, whether you are searching in Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Tamil, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Telugu or Punjabi, you will see three dots next to most of the results on Google Search.
Tapping these three dots gives you a way to learn more about where the information you’re viewing is coming from and how our system has prioritized what might be useful to your query. Is.
Users will get great help
With this, users will be able to make more informed decisions about the sites they want to visit and which results will be most helpful to them. To combat misinformation, Google partnered with media literacy experts to develop training to help participants gain a better understanding of how to spot misinformation.
Tie up with this Indian company
In India, the company partnered with FactShala, a collaborative and multi-stakeholder media literacy network, led by over 250 journalists and other experts, to conduct locally produced workshops and programs in over 15 Indian languages Are. This year, the company said FactShala is launching an incubator program to help media and community organizations experiment with new and innovative formats to aid media literacy and youth and first-time voters in collaboration with 500 colleges. Will run a campaign for
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Since 2016, through the GNI India Training Network and Google’s Teaching Fellows, he/she has trained over 60,000 journalists and media students on the skills needed to spot and debunk online misinformation in India. More than 1,450 newsrooms and 1,200 universities have benefited from offering more than 1,200 workshops in more than 15 languages.