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Govt Releases Guidelines For Social Media Influencers To Regulate Promotions
Writer: Priyanka Jaiswal
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India, 25 Jan 2023 5:56 AM GMT
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Creatives : Priyanka Jaiswal
A Journalism graduate and a storyteller at heart, who likes to dote on stories around. No matter if it's Personal or Political, Priyanka always attempts to find a way to make sure that people get the correct information at the right time and in the right way.
Under consumer protection laws, social media influencers will now be held responsible for unfair trade practices such as misleading advertisements. The new guidelines could impose a penalty of Rs 50 Lakhs fine or even ban them from taking up endorsements for a year.
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