It’s that time of the year again when North India is waking up to a thick blanket of smog every day. With Delhi’s Air Quality Index rising consistently, the severe impact of air pollution has once again come to light. Apart from a surge in coughs, allergies, and asthma-like symptoms, there’s another, quieter casualty of this season that doesn’t get enough attention: the loss of movement and ability to play and train outside. For children, it’s even more concerning. Playing outdoors is an essential part of their childhood and is majorly responsible for their physical, social and emotional development. And when the air outside becomes toxic, kids stop going outdoors. This is where the significance of indoor play comes to the forefront. Data from a WHO report suggests that about 80% adol

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