<h1>Social media platforms should be required to prevent and be held responsible for spreading misinformation harming users.</h1> Parliamentarians urged the government to frame a comprehensive misinformation policy that fixes responsibility on social media platforms for spreading falsehoods and harms to individuals' reputations and mental health. Separately, they called for WHO aligned teacher training and expanded special needs educator capacity, sanctioning PSU assembly units to create jobs, company law amendments to promote corporate research, relaxed PMGSY connectivity criteria for remote villages, designation of strategic defence routes for border access, AYUSH service expansion, and financial assistance for communities affected by gas exploration.