You Can Get Out of Mobile Addiction Too: Defensive Tactics Against Those Sticky Algorithms
The article discusses the rising concern over mobile addiction and offers defensive strategies to counteract the invasive actions of tech companies.
Young athletes dream of medals and town hall pancakes, but social media can get in the way
Young Danish athletes are struggling with mobile phone addiction, which affects their training and performance.
A ‘fake’ murder on the mobile phone screen
The article discusses the proliferation of fake news on social media and the pervasive addiction to social media platforms.
The Digital Addiction of Minors: "I Treat Kids Who Spend the Weekend in Their Room with Their Mobile"
The article discusses the rising issue of digital addiction among minors, highlighting psychological symptoms and legal actions against major tech companies.
Preparation to Ban Mobile Phones for Children in Karnataka? Siddaramaiah Expresses Concern Over Social Media Addiction
The Karnataka government, led by Congress, is considering a ban on mobile phone usage for students under 16 due to concerns about social media addiction affecting children's mental health.
Preparation for Mobile Ban for Students Under 16 in Karnataka
The Karnataka government is considering a ban on mobile phone usage for students under the age of 16 to combat social media addiction and exposure to drug use.
Mobile Game Addiction and Suspicious Death on the Beach... The 'Death Mystery' of a 16-Year-Old Boy is Complex
A 16-year-old boy named Arjun Kumar was found dead under mysterious circumstances by the beach in Kochi, sparking discussions on mobile gaming addiction among teenagers in the area.
A 12-year-old boy committed suicide in Kota, suspected addiction to mobile games and reels
A 12-year-old boy was found hanging in his home in Kota, India, raising concerns over his potential addiction to mobile games and social media reels.
'Mum's addicted to Candy Crush': Is it only young people hooked on screens?
A young woman shares her perspective on screen addiction, highlighting that her mother is also addicted to mobile games like Candy Crush.
Tragedy in India: 3 teenage girls commit suicide after being deprived of their phone
A tragic incident in Ghaziabad, India, where three teenage sisters jumped to their deaths from their ninth-floor apartment following a dispute with their parents over the confiscation of their mobile phone, has sparked renewed discussions about the impact of digital content and cultural obsession on youth.
Indians Spending 5 Hours on Phone Every Day, Digital Addiction Weakening Social Network
The case of three teenage girls falling from a high-rise building in Ghaziabad highlights the dangers of digital addiction, which has caused concern as mentioned in the Economic Survey 2025-26, with investigations ongoing into the incident that is reportedly linked to stress from being deprived of their mobile phones.
India investigates the death of three young girls after their parents took away their cell phones
Indian authorities have opened an investigation into the suicide of three sisters reportedly addicted to Korean culture after their parents confiscated their mobile phones.
The Dangerous 'K-Travel' Obsession is Becoming a 'Silent Killer' for Children
The article discusses how the K-Culture trend, particularly through mobile screens and Korean music, has transformed into a dangerous obsession for children in India, impacting families negatively.
'Save us from the Koreans...' did a game cause their death? Ghaziabad's horror story
Three teenage sisters in Ghaziabad jumped to their deaths from their apartment after becoming excessively addicted to an online game, leaving behind a diary and unanswered questions.
Horror as three sisters jump to their deaths after mobile phones are confiscated
Three young sisters in Uttar Pradesh, India tragically jumped to their deaths after their parents confiscated their mobile phones, reportedly due to addiction to a mobile game.
Boy Commits Suicide After Mother Stops Him from Playing Mobile Game
In Bhopal, a 14-year-old student, Ansh Sahu, committed suicide after his mother reprimanded him for his excessive online gaming addiction.
What was the death task? Police are investigating the Ghaziabad triple suicide's mobile
In Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, three sisters committed suicide by jumping from the ninth floor, raising concerns after a note revealed their addiction to an online Korean game and a final task they completed before their deaths.
"The Screen Has a Great Influence Through Dopamine and the Limbic System"
Virginie Tyou assists children and parents in managing mobile phone usage, discussing addiction symptoms and aggression in young children while emphasizing that parents need not feel guilty and that mere screen time is not significantly impactful.