TDP pushes Amaravati law, minors’ social media ban

15 Apr 2026

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15 Apr 2026

TDP pushes Amaravati law, minors’ social media ban

Telugu Desam Party seeks permanent Amaravati capital and limits social media for under‑16s

By Staff Writer

28 Jan 2026

At an all‑party meeting before Parliament’s Budget Session, the Telugu Desam Party demanded Amaravati be declared India’s permanent capital and suggested banning social media for children under 16 to ensure their safety online.

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