Railways Compensation
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Bihar Man Seeks Rs 50 Lakh Compensation From Indian Railways Over "Negligence"
A man from Bihar's Muzaffarpur district has sent a notice to the Indian Railways, seeking Rs 50 lakh compensation after he and his in-laws could not board a train to Prayagraj in Uttar Pradesh due to alleged negligence of its officials.
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Railways Orders Rs 25,000 Compensation To Victim Of Rat-Bite In Train
A passenger bitten by a rat while travelling in a train was today awarded a compensation of Rs 25,000 by a consumer forum which also directed the railways to pay additional Rs 2,000 towards medical expenses.
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Supreme Court Orders Rs 4 Lakh in Damages to Rail Passenger's Kin
The Indian Railways will have to pay compensation to passengers for any untoward incident during their journey, including death due to cardiac arrest while running along the moving train leaving the platform.
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Railways to Pay Rs 25,000 for Not Informing About Cancelled Train
Northern Railway has been asked by the consumer commission to pay Rs 25,000 to a man for not informing him about the cancellation of a train, terming it as "deficiency in service".
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Bihar Man Seeks Rs 50 Lakh Compensation From Indian Railways Over "Negligence"
A man from Bihar's Muzaffarpur district has sent a notice to the Indian Railways, seeking Rs 50 lakh compensation after he and his in-laws could not board a train to Prayagraj in Uttar Pradesh due to alleged negligence of its officials.
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Railways Orders Rs 25,000 Compensation To Victim Of Rat-Bite In Train
A passenger bitten by a rat while travelling in a train was today awarded a compensation of Rs 25,000 by a consumer forum which also directed the railways to pay additional Rs 2,000 towards medical expenses.
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Supreme Court Orders Rs 4 Lakh in Damages to Rail Passenger's Kin
The Indian Railways will have to pay compensation to passengers for any untoward incident during their journey, including death due to cardiac arrest while running along the moving train leaving the platform.
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Railways to Pay Rs 25,000 for Not Informing About Cancelled Train
Northern Railway has been asked by the consumer commission to pay Rs 25,000 to a man for not informing him about the cancellation of a train, terming it as "deficiency in service".
