The document discusses consumer rights and protections. It defines a consumer as someone who buys and uses goods. It outlines ways consumers can be exploited, such as being charged higher prices, facing unfair trade practices, or receiving underweight or defective products. The consumer movement started in 1985 and was adopted by the UN to protect consumers' rights to safety, choice, information, and redressal. The Consumer Protection Redressal Act of 1986 established consumer protection councils and courts to better represent consumers and increase the efficiency of consumer protections in India.

2. Consumer is a person who
buys and utilizes goods.

4. Exploitations of consumer
1.Charge higher prices.
2.Follow unfair trade practices.
3.Weigh less than they should.
4.Self adultrated goods.
5.Self defective goods.

5. CONSUMER MOVEMENT

6. It was started functioning
in 1985 and adopted by
U.N.O

7. 1. Right to SAFETY
2.Right to CHOOSE
3.Right to INFORMATION
4.Right to REDRESSAL

8. Duties of Consumers

10. COnsumer Protection
Redressal Act [COPRA]-1986
ENABLED CONSUMERS TO REPRESENT
INCREASED THE EFFESIENCY OF
CONSUMRS
INTRODUD CONSUMR PROTECTION
COUNCILS
CONSUMERS PORTS SET UP AT
DISTRICT,STATE AND CENTRAL LEVEL