Consumer rights and responsibilities

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What legal measures were taken by the government to empower the consumers in India?

Q.

What are the Main Features of the Jago Grahak Jago programme?

Q. The person who pays and purchases a product is called a _____.

1. Seller
2. Consumer
3. Producer
4. Farmer

Q. The person or a party who purchases a product by paying money is called a ____.

1. Transactioner
2. producer
3. lender
4. consumer

Q. The money received by the government from the people for their welfare is known as?

1. Tax
2. Grants
3. Bond
4. Asset

Q.

Mention some of the rights of consumers and write a few sentences on each.

Q. ______ is a place where consumers can file complaints about their purchased products.

1. Consumer court
2. Panchayath
3. Consumer market association
4. Municipality

Q. Which among the following products is not produced in a factory?

1. Vegetables
2. Oil
3. Soap
4. Sugar

Q. Which of the following explains a 'market' the best?

1. Forum that decides the price of a product.
2. Place where transactions are made exclusively.
3. Place where goods are sold and bought.
4. Forum that sanctions the quality of a product.

Q. Which of the following is used in our day-to-day life to buy products from the market?

1. Property
2. Land
3. Bond
4. Money

Q. RTI stands for ____.

1. Right to Information
2. Right to Implementation
3. Right to Infrastructure
4. Right to Intellectual Property

Q. You are ironing your uniform in the morning. The iron box burnt your uniform due to overheating. You take the iron box to the shopkeeper. Which of the following rights can you adhere to?

1. Right to be Informed
2. Right to Redress
3. Right to Choose
4. Right to be heard

Q. ‘Jaago Grahak Jaago’. The word 'Jaago' means ____.

1. Liberate
2. Rise up
3. Wake up
4. Fight

Q. The consumer has the right to complain about the product if they are not satisfied. Write a note on Consumer Protection Act and consumer rights.

Q. RTI allows a citizen to acquire ____ regarding the functioning of various departments of the government.

1. rights
2. responsibility
3. information
4. ownership

Q. Which of the following is a right(s) bestowed on customers?

1. Right to be informed
2. All of the above
3. Right to consumer education
4. Right to safety

Q. It's a hot day and you approach the switchbox to switch on the fan. You experience a mild shock from the switchbox. Luckily, you managed to escape from further hazardous damages. Which of the following right you should be pursuing against the switchbox manufacturer?

1. Right to Redress
2. Right to Choose
3. Right to Safety
4. Right to Consumer Education

Q. You buy a pen and the shopkeeper does not provide you a bill. Which of the following right should you be aware of in this situation?

1. Right to Safety
2. Right to be Informed
3. Right to Redress
4. Right to Consumer Education

Q. You find yourself sweating in the middle of your sleep and wake up to find the fan stopped rotating for some unknown reason. You take it to the shop you purchased it. Which of the following right can you adhere to?

1. Right to Safety
2. Right to be Informed
3. Right to Redress
4. Right to Consumer Education

Q.

Can final goods be resold?

Q.

what is value added tax?

Q. Which of the following is not enlisted in a product package?

1. Name of the company
2. Name of the worker
3. Price of the product
4. Expiry date of the product

Q. Which among the following products is not produced on a farm?

1. Fruits
2. Vegetables
3. Sugar
4. Tubers

Q. A responsible government must be more concerned about the ____.

1. welfare of consumers
2. productivity
3. economy
4. market conditions

Q. "Jaago Grahak Jaago" literally means ____.

1. "Liberate customer liberate"
2. "Liberate producer liberate"
3. "Wake up producer wake up"
4. "Wake up customer wake up"

Q. RTI was passed by the Government of India in the year ____.

1. 1989
2. 1999
3. 2005
4. 2015

Q. A part of the bill amount goes to the government which is known as ____.

1. Tax
2. Penalty
3. Fine
4. Profit

Q. ↵how should the following be treated in estimating national income of a country. give reasons.

• taking care of aged parents
• payment of corporate tax
• expenditure on providing police services by the government.

Q. why did iron master realised not to hand over the peddler to sheriff