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Is feeding this type of content right? My little cousin was watching YT shorts but what is the brainrot hell is this- https://youtube.com/shorts/pE096P8HDzc? there are monsters random breaks or some other kid doing something and what are the cartoons

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Gen Alpha is growing up on screens. 6 cartoons, 50 shorts ....and they're still watching.... Where are the breaks? Where's the balance?..... Here’s the idea.... After a set limit, YouTube pauses automatically. A friendly cartoon pops up..... “Tim

This series made Cartoon Network a world-famous channel! In 1995, Cartoon Network launched "What a Cartoon!", an incredible initiative! The Goal? This initiative allowed new and lesser-known cartoon creators to directly showcase their animated cart

The rising rates of anxiety, depression, and loneliness among teens often linked to social media, constant comparison, and dopamine driven apps like Instagram and YouTube Shorts. Big tech builds apps to be addictive ,infinite scroll, notifications, l

Frooti Forever: The Childhood Drink That Grew Into a ₹1000+ Crore Icon Launched in 1985 by Parle Agro, Frooti wasn’t just a mango drink, it was a category disruptor. Packaged in an innovative Tetra Pak, Frooti became India’s first ready-to-drink man

Gen Alpha (born ~2010–2025) is in a crisis. Brain rot short form videos are shaping their attention spans, social behaviors, and forging them into aggression. A 2023 report says, 40% of two-year-olds now own a tablet. India leads with 336M Gen Alpha

Started from a village in Bangalore and built a hospital chain worth 3320 CR. 1. Born in a village near Bengaluru, Dr Kishore Kumar made everyone proud when he earned his fellowship in Neonatal ICU in Australia and his MBA in Healthcare Delivery fro

Meet the man who built a 22,000 CR baby care company. 1. Supam Maheshwari had become a father during his ed-tech startup, Brainvisa. He had to travel frequently to the United States and Europe. On the way back, he used to bring toys for his newborn