M'luru: National 'Consumer protection' seminar to be held on Feb 16, 17 at St Aloysius College


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Mangaluru, Feb 14: Faculty of Commerce, St Aloysius College (autonomous), here in collaboration with Centre for Consumer Studies (CCS), Indian Institute of Public Administration (IIPA), New Delhi on February 16 and 17 will organize a two-day national seminar on 'Consumer protection – issues and challenges' at the college campus.

Dr Ravindranath Shanbagh, president, Human Rights Protection Foundation, Udupi will be the chief guest and deliver the keynote address.

Dr Suresh Misra, professor and chairman, CCS, IIPA, New Delhi will be the guest of honour and will be the resource person for two sessions – consumer protection and empowerment and misleading advertisements and consumer.

Dr Sapna Chadah, faculty of constitutional and administrative law, CCS, IIPA will speak on medical services and consumer and legal framework in respect of consumer protection.

Nikesh Shetty, advocate will dwell on issues relating to financial services and consumer. There will be a session on e-commerce, cyber security and consumer by Savitra Teja from the city cyber crime police station, in the city.

A session on food safety and consumer will be engaged by Nagesh Pai, former president, Canara Chamber of Commerce and Industries, in the city.

The seminar is meant for teachers, students, researchers, goods and service providers, trainers and NGOs. About 250 participants are expected to attend and nearly 80 papers will be presented during the seminar. The seminar is sponsored by the department of consumer affairs, ministry of consumer of affairs, food and public distribution, Government of India.

  

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  • Max and Jessie Rasquinha, Mangalore, Houston/Dallas, texas

    Thu, Feb 15 2018

    India has already embraced the spirit of "CONSUMERISM" because when it comes to consumption of food, medicines or clothing or any other daily requirements. The population is growing every passing day, and therefore the "Supply and Demand" will play an active role throughout India. The groceries, the clothing shops, the pharmacies and even Restaurants will continue to multiply over the years.

    It is therefore extremely gratifying to note that St. Aloysius College is going to conduct a Seminar on "Consumer Protection". This kind of Seminar would be highly beneficial to all the Graduating students so that they can carry the knowledge with them to the "real world" of consumerism. In America there must be at least a million Inspector
    whose job is to protect the manufacturers as well as the consumers
    with stringent control on not only the quality of consumer products
    but also the pricing and the validity of the product.

    This is a good step in the direction for all the young students to know where lies their future career goals and where they need be specialized on various regulations and protection of consumer products.

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