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Haryana Playschool’s ‘Good Touch, Bad Touch’ Video Hits 10 Million Views
✍️ India Today
🗓 12 Oct 2026, 05:33 PM
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A playschool in Haryana posted a child‑safety lesson on distinguishing good and bad touch, which has already amassed ten million online views.
A playschool in Haryana released an educational video aimed at teaching young children how to recognize appropriate and inappropriate physical contact. The short lesson, titled “Good Touch, Bad Touch,” explains the concept in simple language and uses child‑friendly illustrations.
The video was uploaded to a popular video‑sharing platform and quickly went viral, crossing the ten‑million‑view mark within a short span. Parents and educators across the state have praised the initiative for addressing a sensitive topic that is often overlooked in early childhood curricula.
Officials from the Haryana Department of School Education have welcomed the response, noting that such resources complement ongoing efforts to strengthen child‑safety awareness in schools and community centres.
The playschool plans to produce additional modules covering related subjects such as online safety and emotional well‑being, aiming to build a comprehensive suite of child‑protection content.
The surge in viewership underscores a growing public appetite for practical, age‑appropriate guidance on safeguarding children in India.
The video was uploaded to a popular video‑sharing platform and quickly went viral, crossing the ten‑million‑view mark within a short span. Parents and educators across the state have praised the initiative for addressing a sensitive topic that is often overlooked in early childhood curricula.
Officials from the Haryana Department of School Education have welcomed the response, noting that such resources complement ongoing efforts to strengthen child‑safety awareness in schools and community centres.
The playschool plans to produce additional modules covering related subjects such as online safety and emotional well‑being, aiming to build a comprehensive suite of child‑protection content.
The surge in viewership underscores a growing public appetite for practical, age‑appropriate guidance on safeguarding children in India.