Child Safety Standards

You must not upload, publish, send, store or share anywhere on UdyogPortal:

• child sexual abuse material: any photo, video, drawing, text or other content that shows or describes a child in a sexual way, including content made or changed with AI;
• content that sexualises a child;
• grooming: contacting a child, or trying to win a child’s trust, for a sexual purpose;
• sextortion: threatening to share intimate images of a child, or asking a child for them;
• trafficking a child, or offering a child for any sexual purpose;
• links to any of the above, or ways to find it.

A child is anyone under 18. These standards cover business websites and their pages, products, photos and videos, blogs, job posts, forms, reviews, messages, and anything made with Myra.

UdyogPortal is only for people aged 18 and older. Every account gives a date of birth that shows its holder is 18 or older (Terms of use), and we close an account when we learn that it belongs to a child.

If you see anything on UdyogPortal that may harm a child:

1. In the app, tap Report on the business, product, offer, blog, job or review, choose the reason that fits, and add a short note.
2. Or write to support@mahaparvtechnologies.com with the subject “Child safety”, the link to the page or the name of the business, and what you saw.

Please do not send us copies of the photos or videos themselves. A link or a description is enough.

If a child is in danger now, call the police on 112 or Childline on 1098 first. You can also report it on the National Cybercrime Reporting Portal, cybercrime.gov.in.

• Text, photos and pictures taken from videos that are published on UdyogPortal are checked automatically when they are saved. Content that may break these standards is refused, or hidden until a person on our team checks it.
• We act on a report about a child’s safety first. We remove or block the content as soon as we know of it, and within 24 hours of a report at the latest.
• We close the accounts involved.
• We report child sexual abuse material and the exploitation of a child to the authorities, as the law requires: in India to the police or the National Cybercrime Reporting Portal, under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, 2012 and the Information Technology Act, 2000; and, where it applies, to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC).
• We keep the removed content and the records linked to it for 180 days, or longer if an authority asks, only for the investigation, as rule 3(1)(g) of the IT Rules, 2021 requires, and share them only with the authorities.
• We cooperate with law-enforcement agencies that investigate harm to a child.

Dhiraj Kulkarni, our Grievance Officer, is responsible for these standards and for working with the authorities. Write to support@mahaparvtechnologies.com or call +91 7410074195.