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Study Finds Indirect Aggression Dominates Indian X Chats on Sports and Politics
✍️ Deccan Herald
🗓 27 Sep 2026, 06:18 PM
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A recent study reveals that indirect aggression is prevalent in Indian conversations on X about sports and political events.
A new study has highlighted that indirect aggression is a common feature in Indian discussions on X, particularly when the topics are sports and political events.
Researchers found that users frequently employ subtle, veiled remarks rather than overt hostility, a pattern that can foster a more hostile yet less confrontational online environment.
The findings suggest that such indirect aggression may influence public opinion and the tone of political debate, raising concerns about the quality of discourse on the platform.
The study was reported by the Deccan Herald, drawing attention to the broader issue of online civility in India.
Researchers found that users frequently employ subtle, veiled remarks rather than overt hostility, a pattern that can foster a more hostile yet less confrontational online environment.
The findings suggest that such indirect aggression may influence public opinion and the tone of political debate, raising concerns about the quality of discourse on the platform.
The study was reported by the Deccan Herald, drawing attention to the broader issue of online civility in India.