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Prof Bejon Kumar Misra

Prof Bejon Kumar Misra is a renowned authority on consumer rights in India, known for his tireless efforts in promoting consumer welfare and advocating for consumer rights for the last 40+ years. He has been instrumental in shaping consumer protection policies and raising awareness about consumer issues. Through his work, he has made a significant impact on consumer rights in India. The views expressed are his own

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90% of banned or recalled products are being sold on digital...

Safe products are the foundation of consumer confidence. Without them, trust in the marketplace cannot exist.

Playtime or Poison? Harmful & toxic toys in Indian markets

In his Independence Day address, PM Modi said that India must not depend on imports of unsafe toys. Still India’s toy market remains unregulated.

Education or Exploitation: The Dark Side of Borderless Classrooms

Platforms like upGrad reportedly promised prestigious global degrees, “guaranteed” placements, and Ivy League‑level education at a fraction of the cost.

Why Health Insurance Claims Are Rejected

Health insurance is sold as a risk cover and a safety net, but for countless policyholders the real shock comes not from the illness, but from the rejection letter of the health insurance company.

Budget 2026–27: Beyond Insurance to a Universal Health Coverage for All

Universal Health Coverage means that all individuals can access quality health services without suffering financial hardship.

Union Budget 2026: Counting for Consumers, Not Just Counting Consumers

Year after year, budgets are framed around fiscal arithmetic, while the consumer’s voice is barely audible. Union Budget 2026 must change that.

Are baby foods safe and good for your baby’s health?

There is a large and growing market for baby foods in India, estimated at USD 9.9 billion in 2025, which is likely to reach about USD 13.4 billion by 2030. 

Regulators on trial: are regulators in India living up to the...

The pattern is familiar: regulators do act, but usually after enough damage has been done, and often with remedies that feel half-hearted from the consumer’s side.

Product labels: what they reveal — and what they don’t

Product labels are the first point of contact between consumers and the products. They play a critical role in the consumer's decision-making process