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Can Singapore turn doomscrollers become doomreaders?

Summary by Indian Express
A new initiative by Singapore’s government to encourage people to read books rather than doomscroll raises the question. It’s a “gamification” strategy, allowing people to earn money by recording daily reading sessions of 15 minutes or more on a government website

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Can Singapore turn doomscrollers become doomreaders?

A new initiative by Singapore’s government to encourage people to read books rather than doomscroll raises the question. It’s a “gamification” strategy, allowing people to earn money by recording daily reading sessions of 15 minutes or more on a government website

·Noida, India
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Indian Express broke the news in Noida, India on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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