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  1. Article · Aug 30, 2026 · Tejaswini Rajpurohit

    From Gilli-Danda To VR Headsets: How Indore’s Gen Z Is Redefining The Way We Play (opens the original)

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    Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Once upon a time, a game meant dusty knees, a wooden stick, a handful of marbles and a gang of friends shouting from the street. Today, it can mean putting on a VR headset, grabbing a controller and suddenly finding yourself on a roller coaster, flying over mountains or fighting zombies in a world that does not actually exist. For generations before Gen Z, games such as marbles, gilli-danda, pitthu and cricket turned neighbourhood lanes and open grounds into playgrounds.

  2. Article · Aug 30, 2026 · Tejaswini Rajpurohit

    Bro Code Vs Sis Code: Indore’s Gen Z Spills The Tea On Who Does Friendship Better (opens the original)

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    Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Forget the group chat drama for a second—the ultimate Gen Z debate is here: Bro Code vs Sis Code. Who actually has the stronger friendship game? Sis Code is all about late-night therapy sessions, “don’t tell anyone” secrets, hyping each other’s outfits and celebrating every little win. Bro Code, meanwhile, is powered by loyalty, trust, keeping your word and showing up when your bro needs backup. Basically, different vibes, same green flags. Palak Tagad backs the girl gan

  3. Article · Aug 28, 2026 · Tejaswini Rajpurohit

    From Dusty Gilli-Danda To Electronic Joysticks: How Gen Z Is Redefining Play (opens the original)

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    Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Once upon a time, a game meant dusty knees, a wooden stick, a handful of marbles and a gang of friends shouting from the street. Today, it can mean putting on a VR headset, grabbing a controller and suddenly finding yourself on a roller coaster, flying over mountains or fighting zombies in a world that does not actually exist. For generations before Gen Z, games such as marbles, gilli-danda, pitthu and cricket turned neighbourhood lanes and open grounds into playgrounds.

  4. Article · Jul 23, 2026 · Tejaswini Rajpurohit

    Digital Detox Gains Ground Among Youth As Mindful Screen Habits Improve Mental Well-Being (opens the original)

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    Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Young adults are increasingly embracing digital detox practices to reduce screen dependency, improve mental well-being and restore work-life balance, with experts stressing that mindful technology use, rather than complete abstinence, is the key. A digital detox involves taking an intentional break from electronic devices such as smartphones, computers and social media to reduce stress, curb compulsive screen use and minimise digital distractions. Psychologist and entrep

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