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A District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission ruled that Flipkart and the seller are jointly liable for selling products over the MRP
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The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Commerce's report asseses the e-commerce landsape in India and makes recommendations on improving it.
Goyal hinted that the government is struggling to decide on e-commerce regulation but the proposed alternative is no piece of cake either.
Not a lot of fresh issues were raised at the meeting as many chose to reiterate concerns involving foreign e-commerce platforms.
Earlier, Tata had put the launch of the super app on hold because of the lack of clarity around the draft e-commerce rules.
A roundtable on the ONDC digital project highlights all the shortcomings of the draft e-commerce rules that are in the way.
Several provisions of the draft rules including its ban on flash sales ran into internal government dissent.
The launch of Tata's super app has been delayed because of certain clauses in India's proposed e-commerce rules.
In a letter to the Commerce Minister, CAIT accused NITI Aayog of colluding with foreign e-commerce giants.
