Explain any four rights of a Consumer.

1. Answer – Right to safety: protection against goods and services hazardous to life and health; buy appropriate quality-assured goods and follow safety instructions.
2. Right to be informed: accurate information on quality, quantity, purity, standard, price and other relevant details enables informed decisions.
3. Right to choose: access to a variety of goods and services at competitive prices; sellers should not use unfair methods to restrict choice.
4. Right to be heard: consumer interests should receive due consideration at appropriate forums.
5. Right to seek redressal: obtain appropriate relief against unfair practices, defective goods or deficient services.
6. Right to consumer education: acquire knowledge and skills for informed and responsible consumption.

The right to information helps safety, but a definition specifically describing protection against hazardous goods refers to the right to safety.