Supriya Sule's 'Right to Disconnect Bill' in Lok Sabha: No After-Hour Work

• NCP MP Supriya Sule introduced the "Right to Disconnect Bill, 2025" in Lok Sabha.
• The bill aims to promote work-life balance and reduce burnout by granting employees the right to disconnect from work communications outside work hours.
• It proposes sanctions of 1% of total employee remuneration for non-compliant companies.
• The bill addresses issues like "telepressure" and "info-obesity" caused by constant work-related digital communication.

Why It Matters: This bill protects Indian workers' personal time from work, combating burnout.