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Trai to come out with consultation paper on digital inclusion: PD Vaghela

• 2023-02-20

Consumer Protection Should be Paramount for Companies Consumer Affairs Secretary

• 2023-02-21

With continuation of good governance, digital India can achieve $47 trillion economy by 2047: Piyush Goyal

• 2023-02-22

Firms should invest over 10% of IT assets in cyber security: Rajesh Pant

• 2023-02-21

IAMAI releases code of conduct for new age models in surgical care

• 2022-10-16

Global Fintech Fest Top 20 online stories

• 2022-09-23

Gati Shakti, for the new India

• 2022-09-22

New Logistic policies to favor the country

• 2022-09-21

Shaktikanta Das Live: Fintech Global Conference 2022 - RBI Governor | CNBC Awaaz Live

• 2022-09-20

Global Fintech Fest: Technology Will Transform The Financial Services Space, Says SEBI Chairperson

• 2022-09-21

FM Nirmala Sitharaman Asks Fintechs To Look At Green Finance, Engage More With Government

• 2022-09-20

Edtech Consortium firms spend ₹3,500 crore to improve learning ecosystem - The Hindu BusinessLine

• 2022-10-10

India Edtech Consortium firms spend ₹3,500 crore

• 2022-09-16

Over 2500 marketing top guns to attend India Affiliate Summit (adgully.com) #IAS22

• 2022-09-16

Self-regulation for ed-tech

While ed-tech start-ups are still in various stages of evolution in India, it is heartening to note that the industry has understood and acknowledged the need for having certain behavioural guidelines and codes in place, with an already functioning self-regulatory body called the India Ed-tech Consortium (IEC). The IEC has created a two-tier grievance redressal mechanism that seems to be working well as it claims to have already resolved all complaints till June 2022, while those relating to July are currently being addressed. In addition, it also has a process wherein member companies are expected to have a dedicated grievance officer to reach an early resolution. IEC members are also making efforts now to register with the National Consumer Helpline (NCH). While the development of such processes and codes is certainly a responsible step towards self-regulation, it is equally important that self-regulatory bodies continue to demonstrate their effectiveness, thereby ensuring that this sector continues to thrive and grow.

• 2022-07-28

Internet in India 2021 - IAMAI-KANTAR Report

• 2022-07-28

Indian EdTech Consortium Clarification on Mis-selling and Misleading Advertisements

• 2022-07-16

Maintain Status Quo on GST on Online Games of Skill: Appeals IAMAI

• 2022-07-11

IAMAI Concern With Delhi Government’s EV-Transition Policy

• 2022-07-06

IAMAI Report – ‘IT Rules, 2021: A Regulatory Impact Assessment Study’

• 2022-07-05

Digital Transformation Summit 2022 and Launch of Report - ‘From Buzz to Reality: The Accelerating Pace of AI in India

• 2022-06-28

Payments Council of India on Tokenization Announcement by RBI

• 2022-06-24

IAMAI Forms Venture Capital Committee

• 2022-06-26

Adoption of Voice Technology Crucial to Bridge Digital Divide: IAMAI

• 2022-05-17

Continuing GST Rate of 18 % Essential for Wellbeing of Online Gaming Industry

• 2022-05-16