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India has been a post-truth society for years and maybe the West has too

Importance of Trump and Brexit can gauged by understanding that they happened in the US & in the UK

Demonetisation is just the latest example of post-truth politics at work
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Demonetisation Effect: Bank branch staff slogging it out on their own

Ranjit Goswami | The Conversation

Major social change does not happen within the space of a year. Yet, to a large number of observers around the world, the “post-truth” phenomenon seemed to emerge from nowhere in 2016.

Two key events of 2016 shaped our understanding of the post-truth world: one was in June, when Britain voted in favour of leaving the European Union. The other was in November, when political maverick Donald Trump was elected the 45th President of the United States of America. Trump’s administration spent the third day of his presidency speaking of “alternative facts”,