New Delhi, Aug. 1 -- Saadia Azim could easily update the famous Rabindranath Tagore poem for the digital age. In her version of Where the Mind is Without Fear, she imagines a country that awakes to a place where "truth travels by foot again", a different kind of minimalism where we can switch "a lighter digital footprint for a heavier democratic conscience," a place where partnerships thrive and citizens come together to write a new, truthful narrative instead of blindly believing the one they are offered. To conjure this vision, Azim has waded through a decade of the cesspool that is the Indian internet in her book Forwarded As Received: How Misinformation Turns Viral, Violent and True. The book brims with case studies, from Indo-Pak sta...