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The Delhi High Court has upheld a conviction in a 2015 harassment case, emphasizing the importance of public safety. The court stated that discussions surrounding women's progress are superficial without the assurance of safe public spaces. In a separate ruling, the court has established guidelines regarding smartphone use in schools, rejecting a complete ban as 'undesirable and impractical.' The court acknowledged the multifaceted role of smartphones in education and daily life, urging schools to manage their use responsibly. This decision comes amid broader discussions on women's safety and the government's recent amendments to laws aimed at protecting women's dignity and safety in India.
A complete ban on the use of smartphones by school students is both an "undesirable and unworkable approach", #Delhi high court has underlined. Know more🔗https://t.co/a3GzFXkKAG https://t.co/rsvnUXw45c
Law and Justice Minister @arjunrammeghwal addresses workshop on Cyber Laws Relating to Women and Cyber Awareness Programme in New Delhi. Mr. Meghwal says the government has amended the Indian laws to maintain dignity and safety of women in the country. He adds that with the… https://t.co/SY7HKHUIHL
#WATCH | In a landmark ruling, the Delhi High Court has struck down a total ban on smartphones in schools, calling it 'undesirable and impractical.' Instead, the court has urged schools to regulate smartphone usage responsibly while acknowledging both its risks and undeniable… https://t.co/wPoORWzKf0
