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Suggestions on the role of the voluntary consumer organisations in tackling the menace of Misleading Advertisements

Suggestions on the role of the voluntary consumer organisations in tackling the menace of Misleading Advertisements
Start Date :
Jan 01, 2015
Last Date :
Jan 24, 2015
04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Misleading advertisements covers all sectors of business across the country. The vulnerable sections of the society living in the backward and rural areas are the worst sufferers. ...

Misleading advertisements covers all sectors of business across the country. The vulnerable sections of the society living in the backward and rural areas are the worst sufferers. To tackle the menace of misleading advertisements in such areas, the roles of VCOs are perceived to be of great importance. The VCOs working in various parts of the country with their experience in handling consumer related issues may help identifying misleading advertisements and suggest appropriate action to the consumers, State Governments and local self-Governments.

Suggestions are invited on the role of the voluntary consumer organisations in tackling the menace of Misleading Advertisements.

The last date for submission of your comments is 23rd January 2015.

For more information on Misleading Advertisements: https://mygov.in/frontendgeneral/pdf/brief-on-misleading-advertisement.pdf

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Vilop K G
Vilop K G 11 years 2 months ago
The recent case of alleged corporate espionage in the Petroleum Ministry is a wakeup call regarding the underhand dealings and mess that exists in the Ministries connected with vital resources and essential infrastructure. During the UPA II era, we saw the Ministry of Coal coming under the cloud of a huge corruption scandal. The scandal connected to the Department of Telecommunications was instrumental in the fall of earlier government. The Petroleum Ministry has always been in enigma.
Vilop K G
Vilop K G 11 years 2 months ago
Most of the time the Government ended up hiking the price of Petrol and Diesel. The petroleum and natural Gas sector is suffering from lack of transparency. When there is a lack of woeful transparency in any Government Department it becomes a fertile ground for shady nefarious activities. The Public is mostly in dark. People treat the prices of Petrol/ Diesel/ Cooking Gas in fatalistic manner, as something over which they have no control.
Vilop K G
Vilop K G 11 years 2 months ago
Technology is replacing low skilled jobs in our country & education has become barrier for the middleclass involved in routine activities to take up high skilled jobs.We prefer a more gentle approach to tackle inflation with a lot more state participation & intervention,increase productivity by creating a unified market,reducing the barriers to population & capital movement.
Vilop K G
Vilop K G 11 years 2 months ago
Indians are toilet deprieved,needs a sanitation policy.Most of Rural Indians have no access to toilets & in some parts of the country it is even worse.Poor sanitation has ensured that Indians have amongst the highest rates of malnutrition,satunting & mental retardation.A determined leader & dedicated administration in partnership with civil society & citizens could give us a sanitation revolution.Most of the sanitation problem will go away if we provide the majority of Indians with toilet access
deepak_1
deepak_1 11 years 2 months ago
All company and school owners increase the fare of Buses & taxi due to hike in petrol and diesel prices. now prices are reduced they should also take care of this. So please double check on this is clearly cheating to ppl and govt should take care this.
KISHANLAL GUPTA
KISHANLAL GUPTA 11 years 2 months ago
#SuperBudget टुकडो टुकडो में करने से अच्छा है गावो (पंचायतो ) को लिमिटेड कंपनी ही बना दी जाए http://kishan13g.blogspot.in
saroja s
saroja s 11 years 3 months ago
Glad that the Ministry has stepped in to address this issue.Till recently,VCOs have been representing matters of misleading ads to ASCI housed in Mumbai.If there is going to be local action,then,it would really help.Govt should clearly indicate the authority responsible and give prompt feedback on action taken and should support VCOs in conducting awareness programs.VCOs could co-ordinate with consumer clubs in colleges,make students identify misleading ads in various media and take appro action
HARIDEW SAW
HARIDEW SAW 11 years 3 months ago
पंचायती राज को मजबूत बनाकर रोजगार सृजन किया जा सकता है ...................मंरेगा को मजबूत बनाया जाय .......................
Arun Sharma
Arun Sharma 11 years 3 months ago
Re-employment and after retirement Consultant recruitment in Govt.totally wrong policy immediately close this policy after create jobs indian youth
Baldhir Singh
Baldhir Singh 11 years 3 months ago
Why in our country media running by overseas ppl ,our gov should ban that channel n advertise which are own by overseas ppl