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Leela Palace Udaipur Staff Member Entered Room While Couple Was In Washroom
Hotels are expected to ensure that in-room privacy is upheld at all times, including strict control over staff access to guest spaces.
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How Long Queues, Dirty Washrooms May Soon Cost Airports
Airports across India may soon be rewarded based on how clean their washrooms are, how fast baggage arrives, and how long passengers wait at check-in, security or immigration. And, conversely, deficiencies could lead to penalties.
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IndiGo Fined Rs 1.5 Lakh For Providing "Unhygienic, Dirty" Seat To Passenger
A Delhi consumer forum has held Indigo Airlines guilty of deficiency of service for providing an unhygienic and stained seat to a woman and directed it to pay a compensation of Rs 1.5 lakh for the discomfort, pain, and mental agony she suffered.
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Lufthansa Airlines To Pay Rs 50,000 To Elderly Couple For 'Deficiency Of Service'
A consumer forum here directed an airline operator to pay Rs 50,000 as compensation to an elderly couple from Adyar here for alleged deficiency of service during their round trip to Frankfurt.
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Woman's Luggage Stolen In Train, Railways Told To Pay Her Rs 1 Lakh
Observing that there was negligence and deficiency in services by the Indian Railway, a consumer commission here has directed its general manager concerned to pay more than Rs 1.08 lakh to a passenger whose luggage was stolen during a journey.
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High Court Mandates Notification Via WhatsApp, Email For Organ Transplant Documentation
In a move to enhance communication and efficiency in the organ transplantation process, the Delhi High Court has ordered that donors and recipients must be informed of any deficiencies in their documentation via WhatsApp or email.
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Why New Dietary Guidelines In India Have Advised Avoiding Protein Supplements
Indian Council of Medical Research and National Institute of Nutrition, last week, released 17 dietary guidelines to prevent nutrient deficiencies, as well as address the rising risk of obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular diseases in India.
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Top Medical Body Revises Dietary Guidelines For Nutrition, Obesity, Diabetes
ICMR and National Institute of Nutrition have released a set of 17 dietary guidelines to prevent nutrient deficiencies, as well as address rising risk of non-communicable diseases such as obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular diseases in India.
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Samsung SeeColors Accessibility Mode for Colour Blind Users Added to 2023 TV and Monitor Lineup: Details
SeeColors — Samsung's accessibility app for users with colour vision deficiency (CVD) or colour blindness — is coming to Samsung TVs and monitors launched this year as an accessibility feature. Customers who have already purchased the firm's 2023 TV and monitor models will also get the feature as part of a software update, according to Samsung.
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Theft In Train Not Deficiency In Service By Railways: Supreme Court
Theft during a train journey is not a deficiency in service by the Railways and the public transporter cannot be held responsible if the passenger is not able to protect his own belongings, the Supreme Court has ruled.
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Leela Palace Udaipur Staff Member Entered Room While Couple Was In Washroom
Hotels are expected to ensure that in-room privacy is upheld at all times, including strict control over staff access to guest spaces.
-
How Long Queues, Dirty Washrooms May Soon Cost Airports
Airports across India may soon be rewarded based on how clean their washrooms are, how fast baggage arrives, and how long passengers wait at check-in, security or immigration. And, conversely, deficiencies could lead to penalties.
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IndiGo Fined Rs 1.5 Lakh For Providing "Unhygienic, Dirty" Seat To Passenger
A Delhi consumer forum has held Indigo Airlines guilty of deficiency of service for providing an unhygienic and stained seat to a woman and directed it to pay a compensation of Rs 1.5 lakh for the discomfort, pain, and mental agony she suffered.
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Lufthansa Airlines To Pay Rs 50,000 To Elderly Couple For 'Deficiency Of Service'
A consumer forum here directed an airline operator to pay Rs 50,000 as compensation to an elderly couple from Adyar here for alleged deficiency of service during their round trip to Frankfurt.
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Woman's Luggage Stolen In Train, Railways Told To Pay Her Rs 1 Lakh
Observing that there was negligence and deficiency in services by the Indian Railway, a consumer commission here has directed its general manager concerned to pay more than Rs 1.08 lakh to a passenger whose luggage was stolen during a journey.
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High Court Mandates Notification Via WhatsApp, Email For Organ Transplant Documentation
In a move to enhance communication and efficiency in the organ transplantation process, the Delhi High Court has ordered that donors and recipients must be informed of any deficiencies in their documentation via WhatsApp or email.
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Why New Dietary Guidelines In India Have Advised Avoiding Protein Supplements
Indian Council of Medical Research and National Institute of Nutrition, last week, released 17 dietary guidelines to prevent nutrient deficiencies, as well as address the rising risk of obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular diseases in India.
-
Top Medical Body Revises Dietary Guidelines For Nutrition, Obesity, Diabetes
ICMR and National Institute of Nutrition have released a set of 17 dietary guidelines to prevent nutrient deficiencies, as well as address rising risk of non-communicable diseases such as obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular diseases in India.
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Samsung SeeColors Accessibility Mode for Colour Blind Users Added to 2023 TV and Monitor Lineup: Details
SeeColors — Samsung's accessibility app for users with colour vision deficiency (CVD) or colour blindness — is coming to Samsung TVs and monitors launched this year as an accessibility feature. Customers who have already purchased the firm's 2023 TV and monitor models will also get the feature as part of a software update, according to Samsung.
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Theft In Train Not Deficiency In Service By Railways: Supreme Court
Theft during a train journey is not a deficiency in service by the Railways and the public transporter cannot be held responsible if the passenger is not able to protect his own belongings, the Supreme Court has ruled.
