30 yrs after acquittal, Cal HC sends ex-cop to 3-yr jail for bigamy, says paying compensation not enough | Kolkata News

Kolkata: Calcutta High Court has overturned an almost 30-year-old acquittal in a case of bigamy and directed a 75-year-old former policeman to serve three years in prison and pay Rs 1 lakh as compensation to his second wife.The bench of justices Rajasekhar Mantha and Ananya Bandopadhyay, which delivered the ruling on Friday, observed that the…

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Consumer court orders insurer to settle ₹3L cancer claim | Ahmedabad News

Ahmedabad: A district consumer commission in Ahmedabad has directed United India Insurance Company Ltd to pay Rs 3 lakh, along with 7% annual interest, to a policyholder, ruling that the insurer’s rejection of his mediclaim for cancer treatment was arbitrary, illegal and invalid.The District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (Additional), Ahmedabad, passed the order on a…

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After 14 years, Sukhna’s regulator end desilted; water-holding capacity set to rise | Chandigarh News

Desilting boosts Sukhna capacity Chandigarh: In a major intervention aimed at reviving Sukhna Lake, the Chandigarh administration has completed desilting of the lake’s regulator-end area, removing around 35,000 cubic metres of accumulated silt and increasing the water-holding capacity of the water body.The engineering department completed the exercise last week after nearly one-and-a-half months of work,…

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Maha agriculture department to deploy remote sensing & satellite imagery to curb bogus horticulture insurance claims | Pune News

An AI-generated illustration of satellite imaging technology mapping horticulture orchards Pune: The state agriculture department has decided to deploy remote sensing technology and digital crop surveys to verify orchards under its horticulture crop insurance plan.The decision follows repeated complaints and enquiries into irregularities in the state’s fruit crop insurance programme, where claims were allegedly made…

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Judicial employees in Tripura seek early SC ruling on revised pay | Guwahati News

Agartala: Tripura Judicial Employees’ Association (TJEA) has sought the Supreme Court’s attention for early disposal of a long-pending petition filed by the state govt challenging a Tripura high court order on implementation of the Shetty Commission recommendations.According to the association, the Supreme Court, while accepting the recommendations, had held that court employees were entitled to…

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RWAs hold ‘Keechad Mahotsav’ to protest waterlogged, cratered roads | Lucknow News

Residents raise slogans against LDA Lucknow: Residents of Jankipuram Extension staged an unusual protest on Sunday, organising a ‘Keechad Mahotsav’ (slush festival) to highlight years of waterlogging and pothole-ridden roads in the area. With monsoon showers worsening the condition of the stretch, locals gathered at the waterlogged road, held placards and raised slogans, turning rain-filled…

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