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The central government will hold a roundtable conference on how to redress grievances pertaining to the real estate sector in Mumbai on Tuesday.

Following the remarkable success of previous efforts of disposing pending consumer cases, the Department of Consumer Affairs, Government of India, is now organizing a Round table conference on “How to effectively redress the grievances pertaining to

A Round table conference has been organised on “How to effectively redress the grievances pertaining to the real estate Sector” in Mumbai on Tuesday.

In a first, the Centre is set to discuss consumer grievances in the real estate sector with stakeholders and consumer commissions in Mumbai, the financial capital of India.  The meeting is scheduled on April 18, which would be in the form of a round table on “How to effectively redress the grievances pertaining to the Real Estate Sector”. The discussions are being organised by

Get latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. According to a statement from the ministry of consumer affairs, food and public distribution, the department of consumer affairs is organising a round table conference on "How to effectively redress the grievances pertaining to real estate sector" in Mumbai on Tuesday. Business News | In a First, Centre to Discuss Consumer Grievances Pertaining to Real Estate Sector in Mumbai Tomorrow.

State heads should ensure that BIS Certification is enforced on required products for consumer safety, said Shri Rohit Kumar Singh, Secretary, Department of Consumer Affairs in Chandigarh today. He discussed the Time Dissemination Project by ISRO in

Consumer Protection (Consumer Dispute Redressal Commissions) Rules, 2020 provide for the manner of filing of complaints electronically

He noted that the National Helpline which had only 2 languages earlier, has added more languages today, with this it will provide services in 12 languages, catering to the wider consumer bases conversing in their mother tongue.

The Department of Consumer Affairs and the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) have launched a framework for curbing fake reviews in e-commerce.

The Department of Consumer Affairs, which functions under the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food & Public Distribution, has launched the framework for safeguarding and protecting consumer interest from fake and deceptive reviews in e-commerce here today. Shri Rohit Kumar Singh, Secretary, Department of Consumer Affairs, along with senior officers of the department and Bureau of…