The Centre on Monday directed state governments to implement Bureau of Indian Customary (BIS) certification on client merchandise whereas stressing using digital know-how to guard client rights and cut back pending instances in client courts.
After inaugurating a day-long workshop on “Client Safety within the northern states” held in Chandigarh, Client Affairs Secretary Rohit Kumar Singh emphasised the function of know-how in strengthening the patron safety ecosystem and the significance of infrastructure and human sources in client commissions.
The Secretary mentioned, “State heads ought to be sure that BIS Certification is enforced on required merchandise for client security,” an official assertion mentioned.
He additionally mentioned the time dissemination undertaking by Indian Area Analysis Organisation (ISRO) to cut back India’s reliance on Western international locations for time accuracy.
Nidhi Khare, Extra Secretary within the Client Affairs Ministry, pressured using digital know-how to guard client rights, cut back the pendency of instances in client commissions, and the significance of transferring in the direction of necessary e-filing.
She highlighted the work of the ministry on deceptive commercials, endorsement pointers, e-commerce platforms, and direct promoting pointers, and urged customers to be cautious of deceptive adverts on all platforms.
She additionally made customers conscious of playing video games, merchandise with out BIS Certification, and influencers selling merchandise, the assertion added.
Senior officers from Haryana, Punjab, Chandigarh, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, and Ladakh governments attended the workshop.
