Srinagar, July 24 -- In a world driven by technology, mobile phones have revolutionized the way we communicate, work, and raise our children. Once luxury devices, they are now indispensable in daily life. While their convenience and functionality are undeniable, an alarming trend has emerged: children, some as young as three or four, are now glued to mobile screens for hours every day. Parents often hand over phones as a quick way to pacify or entertain their children. Unfortunately, this short-term solution may plant seeds of lasting harm. From weakened social skills to fading moral values, the consequences of excessive mobile use are profound. The innocence of childhood, once filled with laughter in playgrounds, stories under the stars,...