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Telangana Govt Cracks Down on Neglect of Parents by Employees

The Telangana Legislative Assembly has passed the Telangana Employees Accountability and Parental Support Monitoring Bill-2026, mandating government employees to care for parrents

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In a landmark move, the Telangana Legislative Assembly has approved the Telangana Employees Accountability and Parental Support Monitoring Bill-2026, aiming to ensure government employees fulfill their responsibility toward elderly parents.T

he bill introduces strict provisions, including disciplinary action against employees who fail to care for their parents. Authorities will set up a monitoring system to handle complaints and ensure accountability. The Telangana government stated that the initiative is designed to protect senior citizens and reinforce family values, amid growing concerns over neglect of elderly parents. This decision is expected to have a far-reaching impact, encouraging responsibility and strengthening social ethics across the state. 

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