Govt. Agency Seeks Public Comments on Draft Guidelines to Prevent Misleading Advertisements in Coaching Sector | Press Release
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Press Release; Dated: 16.02.2024
The Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) has sought public comments on draft guidelines aimed at preventing misleading advertisements in the coaching sector. These guidelines have been framed after detailed deliberations with all stakeholders including coaching institutes, law firms, government and voluntary consumer organizations (VCOs).
Further, public comments, suggestions and feedback are solicited and may be submitted to the Central Authority within 30 days (until 16 March 2024).
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