Supriya Sule's 'Right to Disconnect' Bill Divides Netizens

• NCP MP Supriya Sule introduced a private member's 'Right To Disconnect' bill in Lok Sabha.
• The bill aims to promote work-life balance by allowing employees to disconnect from work-related electronic communications outside work hours.
• It proposes sanctions of 1% of total remuneration for entities that do not comply.
• The internet is divided on the bill, with supporters citing burnout and mental well-being, while critics question its practicality, impact on productivity, and status as a private member's bill.

Why It Matters: This bill could reshape employee work-life balance and digital boundaries in India.