India, Aug. 26 -- What looks like an organic wave of outrage online may sometimes be carefully engineered. In this new age of psychological warfare, the most vulnerable society may not be the one with the weakest military, but the one that gradually loses the ability to distinguish truth from manipulation

Wars once required weapons - armies crossing frontiers, nations measuring their safety in tanks and treaties, invasions you could see coming and fronts you could point to on a map. That world hasn't disappeared, but a second battlefield has opened quietly beside it - one fought not with bullets but with belief. A country can now be destabilised without a shot being fired: not through tanks at a border, but through engineered narratives,...