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Safer Internet Day 2024: Navigating the Digital Jungle with Your iPhone – A Comprehensive Guide

February 7, 2024 Editor

Beyond Likes and Shares: Embracing Responsible Tech for a Meaningful Digital Life By: Javid Amin In today’s interconnected world, navigating the online landscape can feel like venturing into a dense jungle. From lurking predators to hidden pitfalls, the need for digital vigilance is stronger than ever. But just like a trusty machete clears the path, Apple’s iPhones come equipped with powerful features designed to empower you and your loved ones to explore the internet safely and securely. As we celebrate Safer Internet Day, let’s embark on a detailed exploration of…

Mobile Phones: Our Modern-Day Drug?

November 3, 2023 Editor

The Devastating Impact of Smartphone Addiction on Children in Kashmir By: Javid Amin In the tranquil valleys of Kashmir, a silent epidemic is quietly ensnaring the future of the region. The culprit? Smartphone addiction among children. This phenomenon, often underestimated and misunderstood, is wreaking havoc on the innocent minds of Kashmiri youth. As these young souls increasingly turn to smartphones for solace and entertainment, the repercussions are alarming. From fractured focus to insomnia, from aggressive outbursts to speech delay and mood swings, the consequences are profound, and they are tearing…

Kashmiri Children’s Speech Development Impacted by Excessive Screen Time

October 13, 2023 Editor

In what serves as a poignant wake-up call to parents, medical professionals are shedding light on a concerning issue that is becoming increasingly prevalent – delayed speech development in children due to excessive screen time. This unsettling phenomenon has captured the attention of the medical community, highlighting the urgent need for parents to reevaluate the role of digital devices in their children’s lives. Manan Fareed, a private teacher from Lolab, Kupwara, shared his harrowing experience with his own child’s speech delay, saying, “My son was able to speak a few…