PATERNITY LEAVE FOR NEW FATHERS

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                                                    Source: Mewurk blog guide on Paternity Leave in India,   Introduction For any child, as much as they need their mother, their father also plays a very important role, especially in the early stages of their life. In such cases, both parents need to be available to take turns caring for the new born. Considering the long physical and emotional turmoil they undergo in bringing a new life into this world, coupled with new responsibilities towards the child, the new mothers have a statutory right to 12-26 weeks of paid maternity leave. However, the new fathers are not given too many days of leave to be a part of their child’s initial stage of birth and are expected to return to work after a short leave, or no leave at all. For instance, Rule 43 - A of the Central Civil Services ...
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