On July 20, the Modi government may implement the Consumer Protection Act-2019, for the first time

On July 20, the Modi government may implement the Consumer Protection Act-2019, for the first time

The Consumer Protection Act-2019 is going to be implemented across the country soon. According to sources in the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution, the act could take effect on July 20, 2020 or anytime next week. The new law will replace the Consumer Protection Act 1986,

The Modi government has made many changes in the Act. Consumer and Food Affairs Minister Ram Vilas Paswan said in recent days, "The rules of the Consumer Protection Act 2019 have been drafted. Under PM Modi's direction, a law has been enacted which will not require any other law in the country for the next 50 years.

How effective will the new Consumer Protection Act-2019 be?

It should be noted that the new law was supposed to be implemented in January, but, for some reason, could not be implemented. The date was later extended to March, the Corona outbreak in the country began in March and then a lockdown was imposed. This law could not be enforced, now that this law has been enacted, immediate action can be taken on consumer complaints, especially now that ignoring consumer rights in online business can be a burden to e-commerce companies.

Misleading advertisements can also be prosecuted

Under the new law, misleading advertisements to consumers will also be dealt with, consumer disputes will be resolved in a timely, effective and speedy manner once the new consumer laws come into force. Under the new law, a Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) will be set up in addition to consumer courts. The authority has been set up to strictly protect the rights of consumers. Under the new law, consumers can complain about their quality to the CCPA even before making any similar purchase.

Ease of filing a complaint

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After the Consumer Protection Act 2019 comes into force, the consumer can file a case in any consumer court. There was no such provision in the previous Consumer Protection Act 1986. This means that any citizen of the country who buys the same from wherever he likes and if he wants to complain to the consumer court in any corner of the country can complain, he gets the right under this new law. No such facility or right was given in the previous Consumer Protection Act. Complaints had to be made only where the same was purchased.

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The Modi government will help Lari-Gallawala with so many thousands, more than 50 lakh people will benefit

The Modi government will help Lari-Gallawala with so many thousands, more than 50 lakh people will benefit

The government has started a loan scheme for street vendors. Its name is PM Swanidhi Yojana. Such shopkeepers have faced the most difficulties due to the lockdown. Their livelihood has been hit the hardest. The purpose of this scheme is to give cheap loans to people running lari-galla and small shops. The government has set aside Rs 500 crore for the scheme to help street vendors. There will be no big bet for it.

How much loan can you get and how much interest do you pay?

Loans up to Rs 10,000 more can be obtained under the PM Swanidhi Yojana. This helps in starting a business. This is provided with very simple terms. This is a type of unsecured loan. Interest is paid on relief rates under this scheme. People who pay their debts on time are also given a special discount on interest.

Who can get a loan?

These loans are given to people who run roadside lorries, rakes or small shops. Fruit, vegetable, laundry, salon and leaf shops are also included in this category. Even those who run it can take this loan.

How many people will benefit?

The government believes the scheme is expected to benefit 5 million street vendors. Experts believe that this scheme will help such shopkeepers in one way or another. Usually these people fall into the clutches of usurers. The usurer collects a good amount from them by giving a small amount. This scheme will save them from the clutches of usurers.

How to apply?

First of all the applicant has to go to the official website of the scheme http://pmsvanidhi.mohua.gov.in/. You will then be taken to the home page on the normal computer screen. Planning to apply for a loan on this home page? Will be seen. Read the 3 steps carefully and click on View More. By doing so you will see all the terms and conditions in detail. On this page you have to click on view / download form.

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 Below this first point is a blue highlight. Then the form of Swanidhi Scheme opens in front of you. This file will be in PDF format. After downloading the application form, you will have to attach all the required documents along with the application with all the details asked in this form. The application form will then have to be submitted to the authorized institutions.

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The government will pay Rs 2 per kg of cow-buffalo dung, the scheme is beneficial for the pastoralists

The government will pay Rs 2 per kg of cow-buffalo dung, the scheme is beneficial for the pastoralists

In Chhattisgarh, the Bhupesh Baghel cabinet has approved the purchase of dung at Rs 2 per kg. It was approved to increase the purchase rate of cow dung including transport cost of Rs. 2 per kg. There was a plan to create such a dung bank in Gujarat but it is not as successful as it should be. Enough of biogas runs that plan. Now the plan is in Chhattisgarh. Name has been changed. The Rupani government had in March announced a subsidy of Rs 900 per cow per year. It will be turned on later.

The 'Godhan Nyay Yojana' will be launched from Hareli Utsav to make Narwa, Garuwa, Ghuruwa and Bari employment oriented villages. 5300 herds have been sanctioned, out of which 2,400 have been constructed in rural areas and 377 in urban areas from where the scheme will be launched. Organic farming will be done by the organization. The village will buy cow dung from the pastoralists. Vermi manure is sold to farmers by cooperatives at a rate of Rs. 8 per kg on priority basis.

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The plan is unlikely to succeed
One animal gets 10 to 15 kg of manure per day. Out of 1 crore cattle in Chhattisgarh, 10-15 crore kg of manure can be obtained daily. So the government has to give Rs 20 to 30 crore every day. Thus, there are many doubts about the success of the scheme.

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Good news for farmers: The government took this decision to compensate for crop losses

Good news for farmers: The government took this decision to compensate for crop losses

There is good news for farmers. An important decision for farmers has been taken in the Gujarat cabinet meeting held today.

• The government handed over the survey work to the revenue department

• The state government has decided to pay damages

• Farmers will be compensated on the basis of SDRF rules

A big decision has been taken about farmers in the state cabinet. After the cabinet meeting, RC Faldu said that areas with heavy rainfall would be surveyed. The state government has received complaints of crop destruction and land washing.


The loss to farmers in the state has been discussed in the cabinet today. The state government has handed over the survey work to the revenue department. The government has decided to compensate the farmers on the basis of SDRF rules.

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If necessary, the state government will announce a special package for damages. The state government has decided to compensate the farmers. Locusts have been spotted in some areas of North Gujarat which are also being monitored.

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