Telangana directs preparation of child online-safety framework

The chief minister called for work with the High Court and legal-services authority; a finished system has not been announced.

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3 October 2026 · 1 min read

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The chief minister called for work with the High Court and legal-services authority; a finished system has not been announced.

Event / development: 3 Oct 2026
Location: Telangana

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Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy directed officials on October 3 to prepare a Child Online Safety Framework in consultation with the Telangana High Court and the state legal-services authority. UNI reported the instruction from the opening of NALSA’s South Zone Regional Conference in Hyderabad.

The Times of India’s October 3 report also describes the direction. Reddy called for parents to participate and stressed support and recovery for children affected by online crime. He also launched a legal-aid scheme addressing bonded labour and mobile justice services.

The online-safety announcement is an instruction to develop a framework, rather than confirmation that a finished system has begun operating. The reports reviewed specify no budget, drafting deadline or implementation date.