NEW DELHI: Psychologists and mental health practitioners say worried parents must overcome their own anxiety and approach their children from a position of calm if they suspect their wards are leaning towards Blue Whale "Many parents will talk to their kids, saying things like 'Hope no one is asking you to end your life.' This is an opportunity for parents to look at filling the gap in their relationship with the children. These include estranged families, and children living in a city away from the watchful eyes of their guardians. Technology provides that, and it has become a habit for youngsters. "They tend to link it to Blue Whale," he says, adding that he hasn't received any cases where a child's involvement with the game went beyond primary curiosity.

Source: Times of India September 01, 2017 22:30 UTC