A unique wellness trend is taking over Bangkok as hundreds of people gathered in Lumphini Park for a "Do Nothing" event. Participants spent one hour sitting quietly without using their phones, talking, or taking part in any activities. Organizers described the gathering as a peaceful protest against hustle culture and the constant pressure to stay productive. The movement is part of a growing global trend promoting mindfulness, digital detox, and slowing down, with similar events already taking place in South Korea and Spain.

Bangkok's 'Do Nothing' event goes viral | Hundreds gather to escape hustle culture

In a world ruled by constant notifications, Amsterdam’s unique “offline club” is offering something rare, complete digital silence. Guests hand over their phones at the door and spend two hours disconnected from screens. Instead, they dive into creative, reflective activities and real conversations. The idea is simple but powerful: take a break from the digital noise and reconnect with yourself. As digital fatigue rises globally, this concept is striking a chord.


Inside Amsterdam’s Offline Club: Where Phones Are Banned And Silence Takes Over 

In his Christmas message, UK's King Charles made a cryptic reference towards the negative impact of new technologies on the well-being of younger people. This comes amid the crackdown of many countries on children's use of digital devices and social media. This row ignited in India too with the Madras High Court urging the Government to consider framing an Australia-like law banning social media for those aged under 16.

King Charles Hints at Digital Detox as Social Media Curbs Grow 

A village in Sangli district of Maharashtra, India is showing its residents the way out of the chaos of electronic gadgets and social media platforms in the modern lifestyle by encouraging them to go for a digital detox everyday.

India: Maharashtra village observes 'digital detox' for 1.5 hours everyday

Tesla CEO Elon Musk is back on Twitter with Pope's picture after 10 days. This was Musk's longest ever digital detox from Twitter in five years. He took a hiatus from Twitter from June 22.

WION Fineprint | Elon Musk back on Twitter with Pope's picture after 10 days

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