Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee announced that West Bengal should adopt restrictions on mobile phone use in schools, referencing Gujarat’s recent initiative as a successful example. The CM said that excessive phone usage distracts students and hampers academic progress. She urged the state education authorities to develop clear guidelines to manage technology use in classrooms while supporting learning. The move is part of ongoing efforts to improve student concentration and academic results across the state.
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Bengal CM urges phone restrictions in schools, cites Gujarat model
Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has called for limits on mobile phone usage in schools, citing Gujarat’s recent policy as a model. The CM highlighted concerns over students’ distraction and academic performance. She urged the state education department to devise guidelines that balance technology use with learning outcomes. The proposal aligns with broader efforts to improve focus in classrooms across West Bengal.
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Bengal CM urges phone restrictions in schools, cites Gujarat modelPhoto via Indian Express — Kolkata
