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As the anti-trust probe against the ecommerce&nbsp;giants Amazon and Flipkart continue, the Commerce Minister welcomed the Supreme Court decision that the trading practices need to be examined. In a strongly worded remark Piyush&nbsp;Goyal&nbsp;told ministers in Parliament&nbsp;"These companies used legal tactics to stall the investigation ... I am happy to tell you that yesterday, on the day of the Quit India Movement, all the efforts of these companies failed."&nbsp;The Commerce Minister assured tha
Goyal told lawmakers the big e-commerce firms were supposed to operate a marketplace website that connects buyers and sellers, but it was found they "continuously used various legal tactics" that hurt small businesses.
"The government has taken stern steps," he assured lawmakers as he talked about the allegations that Amazon and Flipkart&nbsp;have vendor preference policies for sellers.&nbsp;

Why Commerce Minister invoked 'Quit India' sentiment while discussing Amazon probe

Why Commerce Minister invoked 'Quit India' sentiment while discussing Amazon, Flipkart probe?

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Piyush Goyal's comments are the latest sign of Govt's discontent with the two e-commerce giants Amazon and Flipkart

As the anti-trust probe against the ecommerce&nbsp;giants Amazon and Flipkart continue, the Commerce Minister welcomed the Supreme Court decision that the trading practices need to be examined.
In a strongly worded remark Piyush&nbsp;Goyal&nbsp;told ministers in Parliament&nbsp;"These companies used legal tactics to stall the investigation ... I am happy to tell you that yesterday, on the day of the Quit India Movement, all the efforts of these companies failed."&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.edtr.ai/a3k3" target="_blank">Why is Amazon cutting ties with Narayana Murthy's firm amid CCI probe?</a>
 "The government has taken stern steps," he assured lawmakers as he talked about the allegations that Amazon and Flipkart&nbsp;have vendor preference policies for sellers. Commerce Minister reiterated that the two platforms were&nbsp; found&nbsp;"continuously using various legal tactics" that hurt small businesses.
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E-Commerce giants like Amazon and Walmart&nbsp;backed Flipkart&nbsp;are likely to be hit by the new e-commerce norms that will call for an end for the 'popular' flash sales and also demand for stricter compliances&nbsp;from the e-commerce platform.&nbsp;The draft regulation is likely to include mandatory appointment of a chief compliance officer, giving preference to the sale of locally produced goods, mandatory registration of e-tailers with Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT).In an attempt to level the playing field for sellers on these foreign e-commerce platforms the new norms will insist that the sponsored listings are clearly identified and cross-selling also be disclosed.&nbsp;Commerce Ministry has sought feedback on norms by July 6 from stakeholders.&nbsp;

New e-commerce norms ban flash sales add stricter compliance, hit for Amazon & Flipkart

Level the playing field for all sellers and don't mislead the buyer. Strong message via the draft e-commerce norms to Amazon &amp; Flipkart as the govt looks to put an end to flash sales.&nbsp; #Amazon #Flipkart&nbsp;#FlashSale&nbsp;tag commerce ministry #CAIT

E-Commerce giants like Amazon and Walmart&nbsp;backed Flipkart&nbsp;are likely to be hit by the new e-commerce norms that will call for an end for the 'popular' flash sales and also demand for stricter compliances&nbsp;from the e-commerce platform.&nbsp; The draft regulation is likely to include mandatory appointment of a chief compliance officer, giving preference to the sale of locally produced goods, mandatory registration of e-tailers with Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT). In an attempt to level the playing field for sellers on these foreign e-commerce platforms the new norms will insist that the sponsored listings are clearly identified and cross-selling also be disclosed.&nbsp; Commerce Ministry has sought feedback on norms by July 6 from stakeholders.&nbsp;

Ministry of Consumer Affairs (MCA) suggested amendments to the Consumer Protection (E-commerce) Rules, which may impact large online platforms like Flipkart and Amazon. 

Govt to tighten rules on e-commerce, impose ban on 'flash sale' 

The Ministry of Consumer Affairs (MCA) on Monday suggested amendments to the Consumer Protection (E-commerce) Rules, 2020, which may tighten the functioning of large online marketplaces in the country. The new suggested rules impose a blanket ban on &lsquo;flash sale&rsquo; of goods and services conducted by e-commerce companies in the country. The MCA defines flash sale as a sale event organised by e-commerce entities at significantly reduced prices and high discounts for a predetermined period. E-commerce firms are also expected to establish adequate redressal mechanisms and appoint a Chief Compliance Officer, the MCA proposed as a part of the new rules.
These rules would impact a large swathe of players, especially companies like Flipkart and Amazon. The Department of Consumer Affairs has&nbsp;sought feedback&nbsp;from the public on the proposed changes by July 6.&nbsp;

Centre plans to revise e-commerce regulations
Your favourite flash sales may be banned&nbsp; Proposed rules require e-commerce sits to have a compliance officer
New changes may impact big players' businesses like Flipkart and Amazon&nbsp; &nbsp;
Govt asks&nbsp;feedback&nbsp;from public on the proposed changes by July 6

The Ministry of Consumer Affairs&nbsp;on Monday suggested amendments to the Consumer Protection (E-commerce) Rules, 2020, which may tighten the functioning of large online marketplaces in the country. The new suggested rules impose a blanket ban on &lsquo;flash sale&rsquo; of goods and services conducted by e-commerce companies in the country. The MCA defines flash sale as a sale event organised by e-commerce entities at significantly reduced prices and high discounts for a predetermined period. E-commerce firms are also expected to establish adequate redressal mechanisms and appoint a Chief Compliance Officer, the MCA proposed as a part of the new rules.
These rules would impact a large swathe of players, especially companies like Flipkart and Amazon. The Department of Consumer Affairs has&nbsp;sought feedback&nbsp;from the public on the proposed changes by July 6.&nbsp;

Secretary in the Department of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) Guruprasad Mohapatra died of COVID-19 related complications on Saturday.Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;tweeted his condolences saying "Saddened by the demise of Dr. Guruprasad Mohapatra, DPIIT Secretary. I had worked with him extensively in Gujarat and at the Centre. He had a great understanding of administrative issues and was known for his innovative zeal. Condolences to his family and friends. Om Shanti."Prior to taking over as&nbsp;DPIIT&nbsp;secretary in August 2019, Mohapatra served as chairman of the Airports Authority of India (AAI).
He was a Gujarat cadre 1986 batch IAS officer. He had earlier served as joint secretary in the Department of Commerce.Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal&nbsp;also tweeted "Extremely saddened to hear about the loss of Dr. Guruprasad Mohapatra, Secretary&nbsp;DPIIT.&nbsp;His long-standing service and dedication to the Nation have left a lasting impact. I convey my deepest sympathies to his family and friends."

Guruprasad Mohapatra, Secretary DPIIT dies of Covid-related complications

Secretary in the Department of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) Guruprasad Mohapatra died of COVID-19 related complications on Saturday. Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;tweeted his condolences saying "Saddened by the demise of Dr. Guruprasad Mohapatra, DPIIT Secretary. I had worked with him extensively in Gujarat and at the Centre. He had a great understanding of administrative issues and was known for his innovative zeal. Condolences to his family and friends. Om Shanti." Prior to taking over as&nbsp;DPIIT&nbsp;secretary in August 2019, Mohapatra served as chairman of the Airports Authority of India (AAI).
He was a Gujarat cadre 1986 batch IAS officer. He had earlier served as joint secretary in the Department of Commerce. Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal&nbsp;also tweeted "Extremely saddened to hear about the loss of Dr. Guruprasad Mohapatra, Secretary&nbsp;DPIIT.&nbsp;His long-standing service and dedication to the Nation have left a lasting impact. I convey my deepest sympathies to his family and friends."

<ul>
<li>Guruprasad Mohapatra, Secretary DPIIT dies of Covid-related complications</li>
<li>'Saddened by the demise': PM Modi extends his condolences&nbsp;</li>
<li>Mohapatra&nbsp;served as the chairman of the Airports Authority of India &amp; JS of&nbsp;Department of Commerce</li>
<li>Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal&nbsp;extends his condolences for Dr Mohapatra&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

Secretary in the Department of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) Guruprasad Mohapatra died of COVID-19 related complications on Saturday. Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;tweeted his condolences saying "Saddened by the demise of Dr. Guruprasad Mohapatra, DPIIT Secretary.
I had worked with him extensively in Gujarat and at the Centre. He had a great understanding of administrative issues and was known for his innovative zeal. Condolences to his family and friends. Om Shanti." Prior to taking over as&nbsp;DPIIT&nbsp;secretary in August 2019, Mohapatra served as chairman of the Airports Authority of India (AAI).
He was a Gujarat cadre 1986 batch IAS officer. He had earlier served as joint secretary in the Department of Commerce. Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal&nbsp;also tweeted "Extremely saddened to hear about the loss of Dr. Guruprasad Mohapatra, Secretary&nbsp;DPIIT.&nbsp;His long-standing service and dedication to the Nation have left a lasting impact. I convey my deepest sympathies to his family and friends."

China cries foul after India banned its apps: Reports

India's ban on Chinese apps&nbsp;violate the legal interests of Chinese investors and services providers, China said opposing the action

China disapproves India banning its mobile apps: Reports

China&rsquo;s commerce ministry said on Thursday it strongly opposed India banning Chinese mobile apps, Reuters reported.
Asking India to correct its mistakes, China's&nbsp;commerce ministry spokesman Gao Feng&nbsp;said Indian actions violate the legal interests of Chinese investors and services providers, the report mentioned.
India has banned another 118 mostly Chinese mobile apps including Tencent Holdings Ltd&rsquo;s popular videogame PUBG, citing data security concerns.
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