Gujarat Implements Guidelines on Children's Mobile Phone Usage
The Gujarat government is introducing guidelines to limit children's use of mobile phones and social media, aiming to promote healthier habits. This decision follows a previous resolution banning phones in primary schools and aligns with global moves like Australia's restrictions on social media for minors.
- Country:
- India
In a bid to promote healthier lifestyle habits among children, the Gujarat government announced new guidelines on Thursday to limit mobile phone and social media usage in young audiences.
The state aims to redirect children's focus towards physical activities and academics, State Minister of Education Prafful Panseriya revealed during a press briefing.
This initiative follows a prior government resolution banning mobile phones in primary schools, which will now be strictly enforced. The decision mirrors international trends, as seen in Australia's recent social media ban for children under 16.
(With inputs from agencies.)
ALSO READ
Civil Aviation Ministry Enforces Stringent Guidelines Amid Fog Disruptions
Urgency for Educational Relief Amidst Election Duty in West Bengal
IIT-Kharagpur and Google Forge New Alliances in Education and Technology
Supreme Court Denies Plea in Modi Social Media Post Case
Rajasthan Speaker Calls for Value-Based Education and Indian Cultural Integration

