Q. A blanket ban on social media for children may offer the illusion of protection but can deepen existing social inequalities and undermine child rights. In this context, discuss the impact of excessive social media use on adolescent mental health and examine why a prohibition-based approach may be unsuitable in India. (250 words, 15 Marks)

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GS Paper II Social Justice

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