
A Noida founder said in a LinkedIn post that he would not speak to his daughter for 15 days while she is at boarding school, prompting mixed reactions.
The founder’s post describes a self-imposed 15-day no-call rule involving his daughter at boarding school. Hindustan Times reported that the post drew varied responses online, though the excerpt does not give the founder’s name, the school’s location or the reason for the rule. For Delhi NCR families, it has opened a broader conversation around parent-child contact when children are away at school.
A founder from Noida has drawn online attention after saying he would not talk to his daughter for 15 days while she is at boarding school.
The decision was shared in a LinkedIn post, according to Hindustan Times. The post described a no-call rule for the 15-day period and generated varied responses from users, with the report indicating that people disagreed over the approach.
The available report does not identify the founder, name the boarding school or explain why the 15-day rule was put in place. It also does not say whether the arrangement was required by the school or was a personal parenting decision.
For parents in Delhi NCR considering residential schooling, the discussion highlights a practical question: how much contact should families expect or want during a child’s initial time away from home? Communication policies can differ between schools and families, so parents may want to check a school’s rules on calls, visits and access to devices before admission.
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