Indian preschoolers average 2.7 hours of screen time - far above paediatric guidelines. The Bachpan Manao campaign calls for a simple shift: less screen, more play

Across India, teachers are quietly innovating in their classrooms — turning small gestures into big change. Voices of Teaching and the Dhwani toolkit exist to amplify these stories, because sometimes the best ideas come from teachers listening to teachers

Play is not a luxury - it's essential infrastructure for every child. Giving kids time, space and permission to play builds the brain's core

AI that replaces human attention can quietly take from children's development. The simple test: does the tool strengthen human relationships - or compete with them?

Play naturally fosters creativity, allowing children to tell stories, construct with twigs and rocks, and imagine shapes in clouds.