India — National Medical Commission & India — Supreme Court of India

India — National Medical Commission: The India — National Medical Commission's 2016 order, which stated that homebuyers cease to be consumers after taking possession, was set aside by the India — Supreme Court of India, indicating a reversal of its previous stance on consumer rights.

India — Supreme Court of India: The India — Supreme Court of India issued a landmark ruling allowing homebuyers to seek compensation for delayed possession even after taking custody of their flats, significantly impacting consumer rights in real estate.

India — National Medical Commission: The India — National Medical Commission (NCW) set up a fact-finding committee to probe the alleged incidents at Tata Consultancy Services India — Nashik, visiting the facility to conduct an on-the-spot inquiry.

India — Supreme Court of India: The India — Supreme Court of India received a plea seeking directions to control deceitful religious conversion, filed in the aftermath of allegations at Tata Consultancy Services India — Nashik.

India — National Medical Commission: The India — National Medical Commission mandates admissions through the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (Undergraduate), and M. K. Stalin is requesting an amendment to Section 14 of this act to allow states to make admissions based on qualifying examinations.

India — National Medical Commission: India — National Medical Commission will supervise a centralized fee regulation mechanism and an independent oversight mechanism for the counselling process.