The Indian government has recognized the need for digital de-addiction initiatives for children, acknowledging the potential risks associated with excessive screen time and digital media consumption.

Government Initiatives:

1. National Digital Literacy Mission: The government has launched the National Digital Literacy Mission to promote digital literacy and responsible digital practices among children [1].
2. Digital India Initiative: The Digital India initiative aims to promote digital literacy and online safety awareness among children, while also encouraging responsible digital practices [2].
3. Cyber Safety and Security Guidelines: The government has issued guidelines for cyber safety and security, which include recommendations for parents, educators, and children to promote online safety and digital wellness [3].

Proposed Measures:

1. Digital De-Addiction Centers: The government is considering establishing digital de-addiction centers to provide counseling and support services for children struggling with digital addiction [4].
2. Digital Literacy Curriculum: The government plans to incorporate digital literacy and online safety education into school curricula to promote responsible digital practices among children [5].
3. Parental Guidance: The government is promoting parental guidance and awareness about digital addiction, encouraging parents to monitor their child’s screen time and digital activities [6].

Collaborations:

1. UNICEF Partnership: The Indian government has partnered with UNICEF to promote digital literacy and online safety awareness among children [7].
2. Industry Partnerships: The government is collaborating with technology companies and industry stakeholders to promote responsible digital practices and develop digital wellness tools [8].

By taking proactive measures, the Indian government aims to promote digital wellness and caution children against the potential risks of excessive digital media consumption.