India
CCPA fines walkie-talkie seller ₹1 lakh over undisclosed frequency details
The Central Consumer Protection Authority has fined a walkie-talkie seller ₹1 lakh for misleading listings that failed to disclose operating frequencies, licensing requirements and regulatory approvals. It is part of a wider crackdown on online sale of personal mobile radios: the CCPA, headed by chief commissioner Nidhi Khare, found over 16,970 non-compliant listings and issued notices to 13 entities.

This summary is based on reporting by Hindustan Times.
Read the full story at Hindustan TimesAdvertisement