Iffath Fathima

Bengaluru woman leads movement to revive traditional play, promoting hundreds of age‑old games that foster patience, strategy and coordination in digital‑driven generation In an age where children swipe screens before they learn to write and family game nights often mean video games, a quiet revolution is unfolding in Bengaluru, one that replaces mobile phones with shells, seeds, spinning tops and wooden boards.

Experts urge frequent breaks, proper monitor placement and humidifiers to curb tear evaporation, protecting vision as technology-driven lifestyles increasingly burden younger adults Eye specialists are battling an invisible epidemic, with relentless gadget dependence leaving many suffering persistent irritation, blurred vision and workplace discomfort every single day Dry eye disease, a condition that causes irritation, burning, redness and discomfort in the eyes, is becoming increasingly...