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Feb 4 • 15:03 UTC • 🇮🇳 India • Aaj Tak (Hindi)

How Korean Ancient Traditions Resurrected in Today's Dangerous Games World?

The article explores the alarming incident of three teenage girls committing suicide in Ghaziabad, linking it to the influence of Korean task-based games and the growing popularity of Korean culture among youth in India.

#korean culture #youth #suicide #ghaziabad #gaming

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