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Why Consumer Court ordered Railways to pay ₹1 45 lakh compensation to a passenger

A district consumer court in Delhi ordered Northern Railways to pay ₹1.45 lakhs to cover the losses of a passenger whose luggage worth ₹1.2 lakhs was stolen during a train journey.

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Indian Railways takes several initiatives to facilitate seamless journey during Diwali, Chhath 2023 - See full lists - Railways News

Indian Railways takes several initiatives to facilitate seamless journey during Diwali, Chhath 2023 - See full lists - Railways News
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Delhi to face acute water supply cuts on Oct 26-27 due to interconnection work

Water supply disrupted in Delhi due to installation of flowmeter. Many areas of Delhi are facing acute water cuts today due to interconnection works.

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Water Supply in Delhi to be Disrupted on Oct 26, 27: Check List of Affected Areas

Delhi Water Supply Disruption: The affected areas include Raja Garden, Ramesh Nagar, Moti Nagar, Subhash Nagar, Varun Niketan, Tihar Village, Uttam Nagar, Rajouri Garden and adjoining areas.

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No coercive action against NGOs that fail to meet annual returns deadline, Delhi HC tells MHA

No coercive action against NGOs that fail to meet annual returns deadline, Delhi HC tells MHA SECTIONS No coercive action against NGOs that fail to meet annual returns deadline, Delhi HC tells MHABy Share Synopsis The order was passed on petitions from NGOs which had expressed inability to submit the return under FC-4 Form for the year 2019-2020, as the online system, introduced under the amended Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act 2020, accepts the entry only if the account is in SBI s New Delhi Main Branch. They sought the court s direction to the Union home ministry to amend the FC-4 Form and grant an extension for filing their annual returns.

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