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Buzzbytes, Srinagar, March 4: In a significant step towards addressing the growing concern of digital addiction among children, Nasir Hamid Khan, Secretary of Amir Singh Club, has announced a structured intervention program titled “The Cashmere Recuperation.”
Following extensive brainstorming sessions with some of the finest minds in the field, Stage II of the initiative has now been set in motion. This community-driven intervention aims to redirect children’s focus towards creative and productive activities through a series of engaging challenges, reinforced by a reward-based system.
Speaking about the initiative, Nasir Hamid Khan emphasized that the key to overcoming various addictions lies in strengthening the minds of children and equipping them with the resilience needed to navigate life’s challenges.
“With increasing digital dependence, children are losing touch with real-world problem-solving and creativity. ‘The Cashmere Recuperation’ is designed to rekindle their imagination and encourage positive thinking through structured activities that offer motivation and reward,” he stated.
The initiative is set to be implemented across schools and community centers, with support from educators, mental health professionals, and social workers. Organizers believe that such reinforcement will help children break free from digital addiction and cultivate a healthier mindset.
Community members, parents, and educational institutions are encouraged to join hands in supporting “The Cashmere Recuperation” and ensuring a brighter future for the younger generation.
