
The siren signals people to put away their electronic gadgets for 1.5 hours to take a much-needed break from screen time. This mandatory practice aims at helping children redirect their focus from wasting their time on the internet and channeling their energy towards studies and encouraging adults to interact with the community or take up hobbies like reading.
“When physical [sic] classes resumed, teachers realised children had become lazy, did not want to read and write and were mostly engrossed in their mobile phones before and after the school hours,” the village Sarpanch told PTI.
“There weren’t separate study rooms in the homes of the villagers. So I put forth the idea of a digital detox,” he said.
What is a digital detox?
A digital detox can start with taking short but strict breaks from smartphones – like a one-hour break daily. And talk of the benefits, one can expect the following:
- Increase sense of self-awareness
- Improved social interactions
- Better sleep
- Better skin quality
- Improved productivity
- Mental health benefits – lower risk of stress and anxiety
- Contentment
- Boosts self-esteem
- Helps make time for healthier and different pursuits in life
Disclaimer: Tips and suggestions mentioned in the article are for general information purposes only and should not be construed as professional medical advice. Always consult your doctor or a dietician before starting any fitness programme or making any changes to your diet.
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