Srinagar, July 23 -- Mobile reels are not just entertainment anymore - they are a slow, silent poison, eating away at the minds and lives of our children, students, and even adults. What was once a harmless distraction has become a full-blown addiction, gripping homes and streets alike. From toddlers barely able to speak to teenagers preparing for their future, our youth are being consumed by a culture of endless scrolling. They are no longer living life; they are living through a screen, hooked to 30-second bursts of dopamine that leave their minds restless, unfocused, and disturbingly numb. This is not just a fad. This is a crisis. Everywhere you look, the signs are glaring. Children are no longer found playing outdoors; they are indoor...