Child Safety

How parental nod to join social media will protect Under-18 in India

Experts believe it will safeguard minors in the face of rising cyber-bullying, exposure to harmful content and privacy breaches while letting them tap their digital potential In Short Indian children under 18 will now need the consent of parents to join social media platforms. The draft Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, 2025, released by the Union ministry …

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FDA issues new guidelines to reduce lead levels in baby foods

Guidelines for food manufacturers are voluntary and cover packaged processed food for children under two years old The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued some new voluntary guidelines for baby food manufacturing companies in an effort to reduce levels of lead in some processed baby foods. The new guidelines state that baby food manufacturers should include no …

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How To Teach Safety And Consent To Special Needs Children

“Okay, Michael… sit down. Mommy wants to talk to you.” With a ten-minute timer ticking down, I searched for the right words to start a conversation I dreaded but knew was necessary. The biggest hurdle was how to best communicate such a complicated subject to my special needs child. This wasn’t the typical “birds and …

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School on Wheels: A Revolutionary Drive for Slum Children In Punjab’s Sangrur

Schools on Wheels is an innovative initiative by IAS officer Jitendra Jorwal that transforms yellow school buses into mobile classrooms, bringing interactive, hands-on learning experiences to underprivileged children in Sangrur’s slums—resulting in nearly 100% re-enrollment rates and rekindling their excitement for education.  In the bustling slums of Sangrur, Punjab, each morning begins with a sight …

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From school to soccer practice: Bengaluru startup launches kids-only ride-hailing service

Bengaluru-based MetroRide Kids claims to be India’s first app-based transport service exclusively for children. Recently launched in Hyderabad, the service plans to expand to Bengaluru within three months. With vehicles ferrying students packed like sardines and instances of drunk driving on the rise, working parents often find themselves on edge, struggling with unreliable transport services …

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