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Post truth

Post truth is more debated Question .
Post truth means circumstances in which people are accept an argument based on their emotions and beliefs without any evidence or proof.People are believe in spoken tale or rumours rather than fact.

Definition of Post truth:

It is also popular proverb in Gujarati literature that:
          "Truth is always bitter".
So people can't easily catch or believe in real truth.people can easily connect with beliefs and rumours rather than truth.
For example:

  • The reservation policy's undecided years of eligibility can be considered as an example of Post truth politics.
  • From Mahabharat statement 'नरो वा कुंजरो वा' also we can consider as an example of Post truth.

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