CPWC has launched NIYAM (National Initiative for Youth Agility & Movement), a free community fitness and discipline programme led by retired Army personnel to promote physical health, mental resilience, and value-based leadership among youth.

Community-driven fitness programmes are increasing participation in non-competitive sports, promoting discipline, health, and social engagement at the grassroots level.

A data report by OnlineCardGames.io highlights that casual gaming during office hours—particularly Klondike Solitaire—is contributing to significant productivity losses in the U.S. economy. Analyzing over 226,000 workplace gaming sessions, the study estimates a weekly productivity cost exceeding $1.1 million, with peak activity occurring between 10 AM and 3 PM. Klondike Solitaire alone accounts for a large share, with its Turn 1 variant generating over 32,800 weekly sessions and an estimated $162,000 in weekly losses. Certain states such as Vermont, California, Texas, New York, and Florida show especially high engagement, with combined annual losses projected to surpass $35 million. The findings suggest employees intentionally use short gaming sessions as mental breaks during natural energy dips in the workday.

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Sports platforms are emerging as influential channels for promoting climate awareness and sustainable practices