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Centre Considers Strict New Regulations for Children's Social Media Access
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Centre Considers Social Media Ban for Children Amid Growing Concerns
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Moneycontrol
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26-03-2026, 10:58
Centre Considers Social Media Ban for Children Amid Growing Concerns
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The Centre is exploring tough new rules, including restricting or prohibiting children's access to social media platforms.
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Ministry of Electronics and IT (MeitY) has held discussions with platforms and stakeholders to assess technical limitations for age-based access.
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Karnataka announced a ban for children under 16, while Andhra Pradesh targets under 13s and explores a graded approach for 13-16 year olds.
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Internationally, Australia has banned social media for under 16s, with France, Spain, Indonesia, and several US states considering similar measures.
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NHRC identified "serious, large-scale, and systemic violations" by digital platforms affecting children, urging ministries to investigate.
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