Police in Ghaziabad have written to the Uttar Pradesh government seeking a ban on five online gaming apps after the suicide ...
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Protect your children from these 4 mobile games; the Ghaziabad sisters were addicted to them, and their tasks are full of horror.
The names of some dangerous games have surfaced in the suicide case of three sisters (Nishika, Prachi, and Pakhi) in ...
After the Ghaziabad tragedy, authorities are examining popular horror mobile games mentioned in the victims' diaries, urging parents to monitor screen time and age-appropriate content.
“We love Korean. Love, love, love,” the diary states, calling itself a “true life story” and urging readers to believe what is written in it.
Ghaziabad sisters' suicide: As police dug deeper into the alleged suicide of three sisters that happened in Ghaziabad earlier this month, they found that they spent almost 20 hours on their mobile.
Rising popularity of horror mobile games in India is raising serious mental health concerns among children, prompting parents ...
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