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Studies have shown that children who watch web series have developed a habit of being glued to their screens, leading to a decrease in IQ and mental health. But the government is lenient on this issue because they think it's inevitable, and they don't want to ban it.

We see that there are new study results reported every day about the negative effects of Web Series on children's physical and mental health. However, in these times when technology is progressing rapidly, it seems like the government sees no need for banning Web Series completely. They believe that this can't be stopped, so why not make some compromises?

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Instead of watching TV shows, sports are a great way to spend quality time with children.

Studies have shown that children who watch TV for more than two hours a day are at risk of developing unhealthy habits like eating junk food and gaining weight. So, instead of watching TV shows, try playing sports to bond with your child while staying healthy.

The study examined the data from a mobile game and found that, on average, children in India watch ten episodes of web series.

With the increased popularity of the internet and online content, more parents are starting to worry about their children’s online activities. Though web series is available for free on many websites, kids still need parental guidance to access them.

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In the education system, the government should provide courses in

technological areas so that students can be aware of the changing world.

Most of the schools in India don't have a well-qualified trainer to teach their students technological subjects. Hence, the government should provide training and certificate programs for these qualified trainers so that they can teach well and make it easier for the student to understand.

In broadcasting norms, The government should monitor all channels promoting adult programs which encourage couples.

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Board games at home are a great way to engage with your children. These games help to break the habit of web watching and promote physical activity.

Many parents find it difficult to get their children away from video screens, but the best way for parents is to provide their children with board games at home. The benefits of indoor activities are enormous - it helps improve social skills and discipline, as well as physical activity.

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Parents should be cautious about the stuff that's on TV and not just web series.

There is no point to ban web series because there is a ton of useful content for children also.

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Web series are the perfect way to provide children with a more in-depth and more personalised learning experience.

Web series presents a variety of subjects in the form of stories for children to understand and learn from.

One such example is the web series, The Adventures of Abdi, which educates children about culture, identity, and other social issues.

It is an excellent tool for teaching children about social values because it allows them to relate to the characters and their struggles.

It promotes learning through playtime which enhances their imagination and creativity.

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Some of these web series are not meant for children and they often contain violence, aggression, and cruelty.

These are some of the reasons why it is important to impose restrictions on the content that is being shown to children.

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Children who watch web series have less time to read. Hence, it is important that the time for watching TV is restricted to a fixed number of hours every day.

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Although it may seem like a whole new cause to worry about, parents should be aware of what their kids are watching on the internet. A safe web series is one that has been used in many school settings and is appropriate for intelligence levels

Web series are a form of short episodic content with long-term story arcs, usually released weekly. These web series include live-action or animated shows usually around 10 minutes long. The content is created to be watched online, on a laptop, tablet or smartphone. Web series are popular because they allow viewers to watch in brief snippets without having to sit down for 30-60 minute viewing sessions

Even though it can feel like an extra layer of work for an already busy parent, there are some things you can do in order to find out how your child navigates the internet and what they watch online. TV shows and movies have ratings that tell you what age range it's appropriate for which makes them easy to avoid if you don’t

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In the past few years, there have been many bans on some web series. These bans were for different reasons. The most recent ban by the government is in regards to the web series In a nutshell.

The government has limited this web series from being streamed on television because it promotes "divisive religious and sectarian themes." I think that while the ban will not be useful, stricter control by parents is necessary.