"Right to Repair" by the Indian government, a gamechanging policy aimed at empowering consumers and fostering a more sustainable and accessible technology ecosystem.

The Right to Repair movement has gained significant momentum globally, with consumers demanding the freedom to repair their electronic devices, ranging from smartphones and laptops to home appliances and automobiles.

This movement advocates for regulations that ensure manufacturers provide consumers and thirdparty repair businesses with access to necessary tools, information, and spare parts to fix products, enabling them to extend their lifespan and reduce electronic waste.

In India, recognizing the growing importance of the Right to Repair, the government has taken a proactive stance to safeguard consumer rights and promote a circular economy