Government taking action against coaching centres for misleading advertisements: Minister Pralhad Joshi
Press Trust of India | March 18, 2026 | 02:32 PM IST | 1 min read
Responding to supplementaries during Question Hour in the Lok Sabha, the Consumer Affairs, Food, and Public Distribution minister said many notices were issued to coaching centres
NEW DELHI: The government has taken various measures to protect the interest of consumers, including action against coaching centres for misleading advertisements, Union minister Pralhad Joshi said on Wednesday. Responding to supplementaries during Question Hour in the Lok Sabha, the Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution minister said many notices were issued to coaching centres.
Besides, penalties have been levied for misleading advertisements. Issues of misleading advertisements by coaching centres have come down relatively, Joshi said, adding that many measures have been taken against violation of consumer protection rights.
Tributes were paid to former member Kavuru Sambasiva Rao who passed away last week as soon as the House met for the day. The members stood in silence for a brief while as a mark of respect.
Soon after the obituary reference, an anguished Birla told the members that it was not a good practice to chat with each other when the House was paying tributes to members who have passed away.
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