Social Media as a Social Problem in The Dharashiv District: An Analytical Study

लेखक

  • 01 Author
    • Writing – Original Draft Preparation

शोधशब्द:

Social Problem, Social Media, cybercrime, Addictions, Mental Health

गोषवारा

This paper guises at the growing effect of social media in Dharashiv district of Maharashtra and how it has become a social issue, they are focused in this study. One the basis of analytical approach, this study explores the social, cultural, and psychological effects of unnecessary and uncontrolled social media use among young age group. The analysis points out major issues like misinformation, cybercrime, mental health problems, and digital addiction, along with their combined effect on local social structures. The paper ends with suggestions for policy changes, awareness programs, and more research. Keywords: Social Problem, Social Media, cybercrime, mental health problems, mental health, Addictions etc.

लेखकाचे जीवनवृत्त (Biography)

  • 01

    Assistant Professor,

    Head Dept. of Sociology,

    Mahatma Gandhi Mahavidyalaya, Ahmedpur- 413515,

    Dist. Latur, State. Maharashtra, India.

    Email: bkmakane@gmail.com   

     

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डाउनलोड्स

प्रकाशित

2025-12-13

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उद्धरणे कशी द्यावीत

Social Media as a Social Problem in The Dharashiv District: An Analytical Study. (2025). Aethel Research Digest Juncture: An International Journal, 1(1), 01-11. https://ardjij.com/index.php/ardjij/article/view/5