In a significant move towards sustainability, the Ministry of Consumer Affairs (MCA) has introduced the ‘Right to Repair’ portal in India. This innovative platform aims to transform the way consumers interact with their gadgets and appliances, reducing the need for premature replacements and promoting eco-friendly practices.
Embracing Sustainable Repair Solutions
Breaking free from the cycle of perpetual product replacement, the ‘Right to Repair’ framework prioritizes cost-effective repairs. This online platform serves as a comprehensive resource for post-sales and warranty-related information provided by leading consumer brands in India, spanning various sectors such as electronics, farming equipment, consumer durables, and automobile accessories.
Understanding the ‘Right to Repair’
The ‘Right to Repair’ empowers consumers to take control of their products’ lifespan without straining their finances. This government-backed portal offers a centralized repository of contact details for major consumer product manufacturers. It ensures swift access to repair assistance and technical support, consolidating public information about products, services, warranties, terms, and conditions into a single, user-friendly destination.
This initiative aligns with the LiFE (Lifestyle For Environment) vision introduced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2021, emphasizing the importance of responsible consumption to protect our environment.
How to Harness the Portal’s Potential
- Visit the website: https://righttorepairindia.gov.in/
- Browse through the list of registered brands, including Samsung, Apple, Hero, Boat, Panasonic, Realme, and more.
- Select your preferred brand to explore its product range.
- Choose a specific product to access comprehensive details, including warranty information and service center locations.
- Explore the brand’s overview and connect with them on social media platforms.
Registered Brands Include:
- KENT RO Systems Ltd
- Samsung India Electronics Pvt. Ltd.
- Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India Pvt. Ltd.
- … and many more leading brands
For a complete list of registered brands and additional information, please visit the ‘Right to Repair’ portal India.
