National Consumer Rights Day- 2023

Each year India celebrates National Consumer Rights Day on December 24th. History of National Consumer Rights DayCPA 2019: Empowering ConsumersImportance of National Consumer Rights Day 2023. Each year India celebrates National Consumer Rights Day on December 24th. It is an occasion that focuses on protection against the violation of commercial transaction participants’ rights. These consumer rights have been known in Western countries for a very long time; however, currently, India takes all efforts necessary to make those widely known and respected. As more people go online to buy goods and services there is a need for them to understand their rights and act accordingly. History of National Consumer Rights Day Consumer Protection Act 1986:- India made a major stride in the protection of consumer rights in 1986 with the enactment of The Consumer Protection Act. Adapting to Changing Times:- The Indian shopping landscape has evolved significantly due to improved shopping competition and rapid e-commerce. As a result of these changes, the old regulations had to be revised. The Consumer Bill of 2019 protects consumers CPA 2019: Empowering Consumers The president approved the new set of rules on 9th August 2019. Then the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food, and Public Distribution declared that this process must be observed from July 20, 2020. with other people and organizations. Importance of National Consumer Rights Day 2023. In observance of National Consumer Rights Day 2023, champion change through activities such as conducting campaigns towards educating consumers on their rights. Participate in local seminars on the rights of consumers and lobby for a change of policy by the governments. Share Consumer Experiences:- Share your experience as a customer with both good and bad sides to educate others. Write blogs about experiences had with companies or services, warning fellow customers of the companies and practices they should avoid. Rejecting Damaged Products:- Refuse those faulty materials, promote sensitization in others, and encourage your suppliers to manufacture superior commodities.