NCDRC and Consumer Disputes Redressal Commissions in India
The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission is in short known as NCDRC. It is a quasi-judicial commission in India established in 1988 under the Consumer Protection Act of 1986 with its head office in New Delhi. The commission is headed by a sitting or retired Judge of the Hon’ble Supreme Court or sitting or retired…
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Objectives of Economic Planning
Economic planning is the procedure through which a State makes or influences key economic decisions. The Indian government has come up with various objectives such as utilizing the country’s human resources by increasing employment level, economic development, self-sufficiency, and social justice, in its economic planning. Economic Development and self-sufficiency are the major objectives of Indian…
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Achievements of Planning and Financial resources for 5-year plans
Significant achievements of Five Year Plans in India are as follows; Growth of agriculture output: India became self-sufficient in food grains. An increase in farm output during the First Plan helped to end inflation, stabilized the economy, and paved the way for a higher rate of development during the Second Plan. Many irrigation projects were…
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Definion of Economic Planning
It is not possible to give any precise or universally acceptable definition of Economic Planning. There is no unanimity among political thinkers and economists about the concept of planning. Different economists across the world have defined economic planning in a variety of ways. Mrs.Brbara Wooton the Director of studies in economics at Girton defines “Economic…
Read articleIndian Economy till 2008 and after 2008
At the time of Independence, India’s accounted for only three per cent of the world’s GDP, or about Rs 2.7 lakh crores. Per-capita income figures from 1947 are vague but according to some estimates, India’s share of total world income fell to as low as 3.8 percent. India had a population of 340 million and…
Definitions and new aspects of Consumer Protection Act 2019
In the 1986 Act, the definition of a consumer was only limited to buying goods or services and did not specifically include e-commerce transactions. However, this lacuna has been addressed by the New 2019 Act. Under the Consumer Protection Act 2019, a consumer is defined as a person who “buys any goods” and hires or…
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