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Abstract
The present research is to study the relationship between the conventions of technological recreation and the body mass index (BMI) among children. Now a days children are more inclined to media and technological amenities and they consume multiple types of technological recreations and spend additional times in front of computers, television and game screens than any other activity in their lives except relaxing. Over the last several decades the prevalence of obesity and other health issues has grown at an alarming rate and is reaching epidemic proportions. Increase in weight has been associated with rises in a host of other chronic conditions.