In the 90s, Indian kids experienced the ultimate freedom, exploring their neighborhoods for hours without the need for adult supervision. They joyfully rode on two-wheelers with friends, often without helmets, and could be found perched on laps in vehicles, enthusiastically leaning out as they traveled. Diwali celebrations saw children handling firecrackers without a second thought, while indulging in roadside snacks and public water sources was a casual affair.No smartphones, no GPS and plenty of freedom: 5 things 90s kids did that would shock today’s generation
In the 90s, Indian kids experienced the ultimate freedom, exploring their neighborhoods for hours without the need for adult supervision. They joyfully rode on two-wheelers with friends, often without helmets, and could be found perched on laps in vehicles, enthusiastically leaning out as they traveled. Diwali celebrations saw children handling firecrackers without a second thought, while indulging in roadside snacks and public water sources was a casual affair.