India, Sept. 20 -- According to a recent article by Helen Coffey on a British media website, younger people, especially Gen Z and Millennials, are staying indoors. They are virtually connected via screens, rather than physically with people. As one of the expressions in Internet culture indicates, they do not "touch grass." In effect, it means that while they get hassled about online debates and discussions, and relentlessly participate in them, they do not disconnect, spend time outside, or simply connect with nature. As Coffee puts it, the youngsters forget what is important: Not random hateful online arguments with strangers, but a link with the real world.

Global studies prove this. Coffee mentions a smaller survey by the official to...