India’s CCI probes Mrs India Inc over alleged unfair pageant contracts, including restrictive clauses and dominance concerns in married women beauty contests.
CCI probes Mrs India Inc beauty pageant operator for five-year rival participation bans, mandatory written contract approval. Signal: antitrust enforcement on market power extends to niche sectors. Managers audit governance and participation control terms.
India’s antitrust regulator, the Competition Commission of India (CCI), has launched an investigation into Mrs India Inc, an organiser of beauty pageants for married women, over allegations of abusive market practices and restrictive contract terms
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India's antitrust body is
investigating Mrs. India Inc, an organiser of a beauty pageant
for married women that sends winners to global events, accusing
India antitrust body targets beauty pageants with scrutiny of Mrs India Inc
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