Pune, Oct. 18 -- IAS officer and Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe on Sunday urged young people to move beyond endless scrolling on social media and develop the ability to think independently, question information and exercise sound judgment.
Speaking at the Global Maratha Business Expo, Mundhe said that while the digital age has made vast amounts of information readily accessible, the ability to analyse it critically and distinguish between information and knowledge is becoming increasingly important.
He cautioned that excessive screen time and the constant consumption of short-form content could affect concentration and make it difficult for young people to focus on a subject for extended periods.
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