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'Buy anything you want, pay nothing': 'Dopamine sites' let buyers place online orders to satisfy their urge to shop without spending real moneyDopamine sites: A new genre of websites, called dopamine sites, let users go through the entire experience of ordering food, shopping or bo...- How real money gaming addiction dragged thousands of people into debt crisisThe Central government’s recent ban on RMGs seeks to slam shut a digital Pandora’s box, but for thousands of debt-ridden families, the dama...
- Piramal Pharma to stay away from prescription business in India: Nandini PiramalPiramal Pharma is not planning to re-enter the domestic prescription formulations business, according to chairperson Nandini Piramal. Inste...
- How not to overspend at sales: Ways to avoid retailer tricks, cognitive biases that make you binge during festive seasonThe blitzkrieg that starts with massive online sales in October, lingers on till the end of the year, peppered with offline sales across ma...
- Indian kids are seeing porn as early as 13 years of age, experts warn severe consequencesDespite efforts to block porn sites, children in India are exposed to adult content from as young as 13 years old. Experts say children fac...
- Is social media a safe place for children? Tips for concerned parents to set limitsThe risks of social media use by children and teens are prompting US lawmakers to propose changes, including prohibiting children under 13 ...
- Here's why your kid don't listen you about limiting the use of mobile deviceIt's not parents' - or the kids' - fault, there is a science behind this addiction.
- Instagram and teens: How to keep your kids safeExperts say open lines of communication, age limits and if necessary, activity monitoring are some of the steps parents can take to help ki...
- Instagram and teens: How to keep your kids safeExperts say open lines of communication, age limits and if necessary, activity monitoring are some of the steps parents can take to help ki...
- The humbling of the humblebragUrban Indian users are avoiding sharing celebratory posts on social media so they don't seem tone-deaf and insensitive as people around the...
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