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ARTICLE · 21 OCTOBER 2024

Draft Guidelines To Curb Unwanted Business Calls

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Over the past few years, unsolicited business calls have become a significant nuisance for individuals across India. Despite the existence of regulations such as the Do-Not-Disturb...

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Over the past few years, unsolicited business calls have become a significant nuisance for individuals across India. Despite the existence of regulations such as the Do-Not-Disturb (DND) registry, millions of consumers continue to face an overwhelming number of pesky calls daily, ranging from promotional offers to sales pitches. According to recent studies1, more than 60% of Indians reported receiving three or more spam calls daily in the last 12 months. Alarmingly, 90% of these individuals were registered on the DND list but continued to experience a flood of unwanted communications.

In response to growing concerns, the Department of Consumer Affairs is in the process of finalizing draft guidelines2 aimed at addressing the issue of unwarranted business communications. These guidelines, once notified, are expected to establish a comprehensive framework for businesses, intermediaries, and telemarketers to ensure that consumers are no longer subjected to unauthorized

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