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Benchmark set by Tukaram Mundhe must become the norm - The Tribune (opens the original)
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THE unprecedented enforcement of food safety laws by Maharashtra Commissioner of Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Tukaram Mundhe, and some of the subsequent actions by the FDA in Karnataka have exposed the fallacy that the more you pay for food, the better its quality and safety, or that five-star hotels maintain the highest hygiene standards in their kitchens. Cockroach infestation, rotten meat, fungus-infested vegetables, expired products, spoilt dairy, poor storage and refrigeration, and un
Ombudsman scheme must not go the consumer court way - The Tribune (opens the original)
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TWO separate requests by policyholders for engaging lawyers before the Insurance Ombudsman have now opened the doors of this informal, alternative disputes redressal mechanism in the insurance sector to legal practitioners. The development does not augur well for the Ombudsman scheme, meant to provide a simple, free and expeditious resolution of consumer disputes. THE TRIBUNE, India’s oldest, daily English-language newspaper, was first published on February 2, 1881, in Lahore (now in Pakistan),
Bring education back under purview of consumer courts - The Tribune (opens the original)
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NOW that the cockroaches have brought the issue of NEET and other examination paper leaks to centre stage, prompting the government to initiate a series of measures to tackle this growing menace, I would urge it to also restore all matters concerning the education sector under the purview of the Consumer Protection (CP) Act. This would once again provide students who suffer due to deficiencies in service, negligence or other unfair practices in the education sector an effective forum to seek acc
How misleading food claims undermine consumer safety - The Tribune (opens the original)
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IN a sector where exaggerated, unsubstantiated and misleading claims are increasingly becoming a norm rather than an exception, the consumer protection regulator’s recent action against two leading food manufacturers for their misleading claims is a welcome development. Of particular significance is the Central Consumer Protection Authority’s (CCPA) unequivocal message to the food industry that all claims relating to composition, quality, nutrition or health benefits must be truthful, verifiable
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