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CCI Chairman highlights new cost norms to tackle predatory pricing in digital markets. Emphasizes evidence-based and rigorous analysis.

CCI Introduces New Cost Norms Against Pricing Concerns

During the CCI's 16th Annual Day, Chairman Ravneet Kaur stressed new norms to ensure accurate assessments, combat predatory pricing, and foster innovation.

CCI to tighten checks on predatory pricing

Ravneet Kaur of CCI emphasizes new cost norms to enhance enforcement in digital markets, tackling predatory pricing and promoting fair competition.

Amidst concerns and complaints over predatory pricing ways, Competition Commission chief Ravneet Kaur on Tuesday said the new cost of production norms will help in having more accurate and objective assessments for easier enforcement outcomes.
Speaking at the function to mark the 16th Annual Day of the Competition Commission of India (CCI) in the national capital, she also said that digital markets see rapid change and the first-mover advantage gets concretized very quickly.
"We have the possibility of algorithmic decision-making and self-preferencing by those having the first-mover advantage," she said.
Against this backdrop, Kaur said there is a need to have a balance in looking at such conduct, where the approach is "evidence-based, proportionate, and anchored in rigorous economic analysis."
Earlier this month, the Competition Commission of India (Determination of Cost of Production) Regulations, 2025 was notified.
Kaur said it is very essential to have a consistent approach for determining the costs, especially when it comes to digital markets and platforms on predatory pricing and deep discounting.
With the new norms, she said it is expected that assessing the cost of production will be much more accurate and objective and much easier for enforcement outcomes to be decided.
According to Kaur, CCI has been proactive in recalibrating its regulatory tools and framework to respond effectively to the complexities of the digital markets, globalization, and evolving business models.
"CCI is committed to ensuring that there is market access for small businesses, encourages innovation, prevents monopolistic practices and promotes digital inclusion," she noted.

In a shocking incident, a woman in UP's Bareilly has alleged that three cops mistreated her son and&nbsp;nailed hands and feet for not wearing a facemask. On the another side,&nbsp;Bareilly Police on Wednesday refuted the allegations, calling them baseless and concocted.
A senior police officer of the Bareilly Police addressed the media over the incident, stating that the man in question is still on the run and allegations of nails being drilled in his hands and legs are completely baseless. He is accused of misbehaving with police officials and violating Covid-19 norms.

UP: police alleged of nailing man's limbs for not wearing mask; police deny charges

UP: cops accused of nailing man's limbs for not wearing mask Police deny the allegations, called it baseless&nbsp; Police: man accused of misbehaving &amp; violating Covid&nbsp;norms

A woman in UP's Bareilly has alleged that three cops mistreated her son and&nbsp;nailed his hands and feet for not wearing a facemask. However, police on Wednesday refuted the allegations, calling them baseless and concocted.
A senior police officer in&nbsp;Bareilly&nbsp;stated that the man in question is still on the run and allegations of nails being drilled in his hands and legs are completely baseless. He however admitted that the alleged victim&nbsp;is accused of misbehaving with police officials and violating Covid-19 norms.

MP  minister brags about not wearing mask, apologises

While PM Modi&nbsp;is insisting on masks to fight Covid, MP home minister is openly bragging about not wearing&nbsp;one ever

MP home minister brags about not wearing mask

While PM Modi&nbsp;is insisting on masks to fight Covid, MP home minister is openly bragging that he doesn't wear one ever. MP&nbsp;home minister Narottam Mishra on Wednesday caused a flutter saying he doesn't wear a face mask in any programme.&nbsp;However, as the Congress attacked him, the minister later tempered his remarks, saying he cannot continue to wear a face mask for a long time due to a medical condition. "I don't wear a mask in any programmes. so what?," the home minister told reporters when they asked him why he was not wearing a mask at a function in Indore, which is the state's worst affected district. Mishra&nbsp;later apologised for his remark.

Indore, PTI: Amid rising Covid-19 cases in Madhya Pradesh, state home minister and BJP leader Narottam Mishra on Wednesday caused a flutter saying he doesn't wear a face mask in any programme.
However, as he came under attack, the minister first tempered his remarks, saying he cannot continue to wear a face mask for a long time due to a medical condition. He later apologised for his remark and promised to wear a mask for protection from Covid.&nbsp;
"I don't wear a mask in any programmes. so what?," the home minister had told reporters when they asked him why he was not wearing a mask at a function in Indore, which is the state's worst affected district.
Mr Mishra was in Indore to participate in a programme for distribution of assistance under the state government's Sambal Yojana, which provides social security cover to the poor and the SC and ST communities.
However, Mr Mishra's cabinet colleagues Tulsiram Silawat and other BJP leaders, who also attended the event, were wearing masks.
The Congress launched a pointed attack, asking are Covid-19 norms meant only for the common people.
"Is there anyone who has the courage to take action against him (Mr Mishra). Are rules only for common people?" Madhya Pradesh Congress spokesman Narendra Saluja tweeted.
As his remarks drew fire, the home minister told reporters in Bhopal, "I normally wear a mask but I can't sport it for a long time, as I am suffering from Polypus and if I wear a mask it leads to suffocation".

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