Advocates’ Association calls for ban on online gaming
The Hindu
Concern about children, who are now pursuing studies online, being lured into betting and gambling
Concerned over the trend of tech addiction among children, especially to online gaming, Bengaluru-based Advocates' Association has urged the government of Karnataka to ban apps posing a ‘threat to children's health’. Association President S. Umesh said they will take the legal course if the government fails to act immediately.More Related News
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