Online earning and government policies

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 Technologies, in every era have bought positive changes around the world.  Technology ofcourse, makes our life convenient and easier. But there are 'after effects' of every positives. The same is happening with the new age technology right now. As we all know that India is new to the online earning methods particularly after 'digital India' campaign and 'make in India' initiative, the online earning craze has  suddenly gone up almost gone up to its zenith.

The major sources of online earning..

Talking about the major sources of online learning popular particularly in India are online prediction apps, online investment apps, online betting on games, YouTube, Instagram and many entertainment apps. Through all these,a person can earn more than sufficient money if he is expert in what the online platform demands.

The positives & negatives..

While using these online platforms to earn money, one should keep in mind both the positive and negative impacts that it is going to bring in our lives.

The positives : If we know the accurate earning techniques, we can earn very easily and with very less efforts in compare to the offline usual jobs. We have to be persistent and with positive attitude to be successful in this particular field. Online earning can make us millionaire in no time as compared to the offline one. We could also have name & fame. The online earning person could also have solid fan base and celebrity like life if they are popular enough here.

The negatives: we can't deny the fact that online earning isn't that easy as it appears to be. At some point of time, it is addictive as hell. Numerous stories of suicide can be found only due to online betting. People ruin their studies and jobs in want to earn huge amount of online money from many investment apps, betting platforms and on social media. The moment when they realise that they have ruined their money and life and got nothing from online platforms,they go through massive depression and some begin to consume drugs and other addictive toxics. In some cases, fraud and murders are also the results of this online 'day dreaming. '

The government take on online 'khela'..

The government policies and guidelines are not that rigid regarding these online forms of earning. They are flexible enough to ruin the lives of people involved in the online 'khela'. For example, online gambling isn't allowed in India but at the same time online betting through apps are legal.

This reminded me of the famous statement by someone " hypocrisy ki bhi simaa hoti hain".The vulgarity and the abusive culture in  the name of "content" on the online social platforms must be strictly prohibited.

       We should use this privilege of being in the online era wisely. One should not be addictive and promoting online scams. Online earning should always be 'society friendly' and self improving as a responsible citizen of India and the world.

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