Now days, Children are facing many challenges by using internet where they are exposed to inappropriate content, cyber predators, and bullies. The epidemic made kids even more dependent on technology and online resources. But many parents are still unaware of
Nowadays, online trolling is becoming very common on the internet and many people would become victims of criticism on social media, which has an adverse effect on mental health. This article is going to explain the negative effects of online trolling
The University of Essex in the UK is giving a series of free online courses to raise awareness about the challenges children encounter and to treat mental health issues in young adolescents. The series, titled “Why won’t they behave? Why
UNICEF defines Cyberbullying as bullying with the use of technology. It is a repeated behavior aiming at scaring, angering, or shaming the target and can occur on social media, messaging platforms, gaming platforms, and mobile phones as well. Cyberbullying cases
Recently, US gymnast Simona Biles withdrawn from Tokyo Olympics on account of Mental Health. Ben Stokes, England Cricketer taken a break and withdrawn from the home test series to prioritize his Mental Health and to rest his left index finger,
The youth in the present age is a powerful asset required for the abundant energy of the country and the overall development of the country. The role of youth is essential to shape the future of its country. India’s
COVID-19 continues to create disruptions across all sectors of the globe. Where health is concerned, everyone’s focus is on maintaining social distance by being indoors. What remains unexplored during this time are the consequences of staying at home or working
Coronavirus pandemic or Covid-19 has created a crisis across the globe. The danger to public health has led the government to ensure a complete lockdown across countries, forcing people to stay indoors. The lockdown also made the brick and mortar
Information is a boon to the society if delivered in an inappropriate way but misinformation could prove equally dangerous. In the era of information technology and constant connectedness. The phenomenon of the rapid spread of misinformation or “fake news” has
Mr. B and his wife came along with his son Mr. R, aged 14yrs, a student of 11th std with the chief complaints that their son had been playing video games on the mobile phone and getting adamant, irritated, tensed,
