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Rahul Meena

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In India, a country with a population of over 1.5 billion, content creation has become a ubiquitous profession. Regardless of their occupation - be it software engineer, teacher, government officer, or BPO sector employee - the majority of individuals earn a living by generating content. Even those without a traditional profession can make a living by simply creating content. The ability to produce content, regardless of quality or sentiment, has become a lucrative business in the country, with the sheer act of "running one's mouth" being the primary requirement.

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Jatin rathour

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1.5 billion population ooh

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