@himantabiswa Sir, we respect your decision, but let’s be real—this only happened because we took it to the High Court. After the first hearing, you knew the odds weren’t in your favor. So let’s not act like this was all about "your govt listening to the people"—we know what really went out
🚨🚨: Social Media to be BANNED for children under 16-years-old?
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Atul Bora, BJP MLA from Dispur Constituency of Assam, has penned a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi advocating for a worldwide ban on social media use by children under 16-years.
This initiative follows a similar decision by the Australian Parliament, led by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, which aims to make tech companies accountable for the social media activities of minors.
In his letter, Bora emphasizes the detrimental effects of social media on the younger generation, including addiction, moral corruption, and social isolation.
He highlighted the need for India to take a leading role in this global movement, citing the success of international initiatives like Yoga Day as a precedent for cultural leadership.
Bora called for immediate action to protect children from the “immoral influences” of platforms like Snapchat, TikTok, and Instagram, which he claims have led to family disintegration and the erosion of traditional values.
He proposed that social media companies should require government-issued identification for registration and be held accountable for their impact on youth.
The letter concludes with a plea to the Prime Minister for immediate action to protect children from the negative influences of social media, urging the Prime Minister to consider these suggestions to safeguard the nation’s future generations.
Assam: Scooters to only those students who secure more than 80%.
Two main thoughts,
👉🏼 Sudden change of eligibility right before distribution of scooters is wrong;
👉🏼 Eligibility Percentage should be uniform for boys & girls unlike this time;
Coaching students & those who pursue their higher education outside the state will not receive scooters anymore. Govt adamant with their decision.
Sudden change in the eligibility for Scooters under Dr Banikanta Kakati Award, excepting students who will enrol their names outside state or into Coaching Institutions.
How these students are facing injustice? WATCH: https://t.co/os7R8u77Qu
Assam: No change in policy for scooter says CM @himantabiswa.
“If a student can go to Kota for coaching, why should he/she have greed for a no-cost scooter? This is not a reward but a provision to make their transportation easy. If they want scooter, they must enrol in Assam.”
@aboyobbhuyan@himantabiswa Ejon CM hoi iman illogic kotha keneke kobo pare , kiba announcement korar aagote othoba media'r aagot kowar aagote hei bixoye valke information loi lobo lage . Jowa bosor loike o hokolo coaching kora students a paisil , eibar kio napay ? Eitur Answer sposhto ke dibo Lage amak
Assam: Scooters are not rewards but provision for easy transportation for the students.
CM @himantabiswa says students must not be adamant regarding this.
However, it is to be noted that, there was no such eligibility criteria previously mentioned for this scheme. In the previous years, students for the same used to receive scooters.
Respected Sir,
@himantabiswa@ranojpeguassam, we urge you to ensure justice for all eligible HS students (60% girls, 75% boys) by providing Scooty under #BanikantaKakatiAward, including those studying in coaching institutes or outside Assam.
@shankarsarmah @Rightofficial24
@CMOfficeAssam Sir , 48673 students asil jetia hokolo eligible student k include kora hoisil atiya coaching kora othoba beleg state ot porha students bur k exclude kora pisot hazar hazar students baad pori goise.. tente hihotor scooty'r Toka khini koloi jabo ?