Trends and Traces of Democratic Unity Shown by Indian Youth in the Social Media in Recent Times

It has been seen in today’s world that a selfish, arrogant, and ruthless society exists, one that rules by personal choice, where nothing survives if it's against the personal liking of anyone. Here everybody has become a dictator, a dictator who craves for his voice to be heard too and adhered to. Unfortunately, We can't really discriminate on which parts of the world have this tendency in their society, because everywhere we see, it's seemingly the same.

Although, one thing which we have seen rapidly growing in different parts of the world is the emergence of “communities”. Now one may argue that communities have always been there. Here one needs to know that during the Modern History and the Medieval period before it, we see the rise of “Unions” and not “Communities”, There is a difference herein. A ‘union’ is a society or association formed by people with a common interest or purpose. A Community is a condition of sharing or having certain attitudes and interests in common. We see that communities are a lot more personal than unions nowadays because communities can be decided on personal choices and can be multiple in nature whereas there can only be a single union one can get into at a time. A union is a lot more restricted and structured as a body wherein there are various posts and work is divided strictly and according to features like experience etc. A community on the other hand is a very loose structure, nobody has to think a lot about it, and one can belong to as many communities as one likes. A union has a more business and tactical mindset wherein most of the

time nobody cares about the other, there is no love and care. This opposes the present scenario mindset, wherein everyone has become so lonely fighting for personal choices that he craves for people like themselves who can at least have the choice in common.

Therefore we see the rise of communities. Examples of Unions:

A Trade Union

A Political Party

A Union of Auto Drivers in India

Examples of Communities

The Harry Potter Community

The Nationalist Community

The Android Community

As one can notice as well, Communities are a lot more specific as well, In fact, one might say they are as specific as our choices How can they be people in multiple Communities at once? Well from where we see it, A 20-year-old tech-savvy youth who loves his country and has grown up reading Harry Potter falls into all 3 of the above Whereas we generally don't see such things in Union since unions don’t give much freedom as is, for example, A person in the Union for Auto Drivers will not join a particular political party, since Political parties keep changing their agenda and he will have to shift from a particular party if he deems that the specific political

party will do no good for his union now. But one thing that we have in common between unions and communities are wars. Different unions and communities are always at the war o domination, except unions can only cause political destruction, whereas communities, if they get at it, can finish off entire communities and can involve more people than a union ever can.

This paper ceases to bring into light the top cases of such community wars in India, where the Nationalistic Youth community delivers brutal defeats to foreign communities which would have been very difficult to stop otherwise. We shall begin by our first case wherein we see the 2 year-long battle for 100Million subscribers, between World-Renowned Gamer and Meme Reviewer Pewdiepie race with Popular Indian Music Label Company T-Series. The Official Title of “Being The Most Subscribed Youtube Channel On The Planet”. The 2nd and a much more recent case, we see the Youtube vs TikTok battle, the battle is much more complicated, with different communities being diversified and divided into 2 groups so broad and no one could form an opinion, but ultimately the Nationalist Youth Community came forward once again, and the became the King Maker in the fight of the cats.

- Harshvardhan Singh