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Centre makes it mandatory for social media influencers to disclose material benefits

The Central Consumer Protection Authority can impose a penalty of up to Rs 50 lakh for failing to do so.

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Google told to drop advertisements of online betting firms

India has asked Google to stop displaying surrogate ads of overseas betting firms such as Fairplay, PariMatch, Betway in search results

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I&B Ministry issues advisory against ads of betting still visible on TV and digital media: Best Media Info

Best Media Info: The Ministry has stated that such advertisements are not in conformity with various related laws and has strongly advised TV channels as well as digital news publishers from broadcasting such betting | Advertising News

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District, State Consumer Forums can consider medical negligence complaints against doctors: Kerala High Court

The Court held that medical services fall within the ambit of Section 2(42) of the Consumer Protection Act, unless the service is free of charge.

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[BREAKING] All Consumer Complaints Filed Before CPA 2019 Should Be Heard By Fora As Per Pecuniary Jurisdiction Under CPA 1986 : Supreme Court

No need to transfer previously filed cases to the new fora under the 2019 Act.

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