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Antivirus Software Dealers and Computer Businesses in Nehru Place - K Directory

Find the original directory entries for businesses beginning with the letter K, including computer, software and IT-related suppliers in and around Nehru Place, New Delhi. This guide also explains how to purchase genuine antivirus software and understand your rights as a buyer in India.

Directory accuracy: The addresses and telephone numbers below are historical entries reproduced from the original directory. They have not been independently verified. The listing does not establish that any business is an authorised Quick Heal, Norton or other antivirus reseller. Confirm location, current operations, product authorisation and price directly before visiting or paying.

Business Addresses and Contact Numbers

K G InfoTech

G-4 Shakuntla Building, Parking Side, Nehru Place, New Delhi

Phone: 8510050800

KADAM Marketing Ltd

108 Bhandari House, 91 Nehru Place, New Delhi

Phone: 011-26221044

Karishma Computer Pvt Ltd

114, 1st Floor, Mansarovar Building, 90 Nehru Place, New Delhi

Phone: 011-26484836

K K Software Pvt Ltd

303 Harsh Bhawan, 64-65 Nehru Place, New Delhi

Phone: 011-26284552

Krish Technology & Service

101A Raja House, 30-31 Nehru Place, New Delhi

Phone: 011-41081047

Krishna Computer

B8 Samvad Complex, opposite A.G. School, Azad Chowk (city not specified in original listing)

Phone: 0285-2651238

Krishna Software

400 Shakuntla Building, 59 Nehru Place, New Delhi

Phone: 011-30828507

How to Buy Genuine Antivirus Software in Nehru Place

Before buying antivirus or endpoint security software, confirm the exact product name, licence term, device limit, operating-system compatibility, activation method and renewal price. Ask for a proper tax invoice and written licence information. Avoid pre-activated, shared, suspiciously cheap or unverified activation keys; verify any reseller authorisation through the software publisher's official website.

Relevant Indian Legal Provisions

Consumer Protection Act, 2019

Section 2(7) - Consumer: Generally covers a person buying goods or hiring services for consideration, subject to statutory exclusions, including certain commercial purposes. Section 2(10) - Defect: A fault or shortcoming in the quality, quantity, potency, purity or standard of goods as legally or contractually required. Section 2(11) - Deficiency: A fault or shortcoming in the quality, nature or manner of performance of a service. Section 2(47) - Unfair trade practice: Covers specified deceptive or unfair methods used to promote sales or services. Applicability depends on the facts and the nature of the transaction. See the official India Code database and National Consumer Helpline.

Information Technology Act, 2000 and Software Licensing

Section 43: Provides for compensation in specified circumstances involving unauthorised access, copying or damage to computer resources, subject to the Act's conditions. Section 66: Addresses computer-related acts referred to in Section 43 when done dishonestly or fraudulently. Buyers should use legitimate software, keep their licence records and avoid pirated installers. Consult the official statutory text and report cybercrime through the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal.

GST Invoices and Business Verification

Section 31 of the Central Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017: Sets out tax-invoice requirements for registered suppliers of taxable goods or services, subject to statutory conditions and exceptions. Buyers should check invoice particulars and, where relevant, verify the supplier's GST registration on the official GST portal. A GST registration does not itself prove brand-authorised reseller status.

Practical Checklist Before Purchase

  • Verify the seller's business address, contact number and software-publisher authorisation.
  • Compare product editions, subscription length, number of devices and renewal terms.
  • Obtain an invoice and keep the licence receipt and activation instructions.
  • Download software only from the publisher's official source and avoid unsolicited remote-access requests.
  • For suspected deceptive sales, use the National Consumer Helpline; for cyber fraud, use the cybercrime reporting portal.

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