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    Ola Electric ordered to refund Rs 1.34 lakh and pay another Rs 1 lakh in compensation and legal costs after failing to deliver Roadster X Plus bike despite receiving full payment

    Ola compensation news: A consumer commission ordered Ola Electric to refund a customer Rs 1,34,161. This followed the company's failure to deliver an electric motorcycle for months after full payment. The commission also awarded Rs 90,000 for loss of livelihood and mental agony. Ola had argued delivery dates were indicative and depended on availability. The commission found Ola's explanation for the delay insufficient and ordered payment within 45 days.

    Court orders Royal Enfield to pay Rs 5 lakh compensation to Continental GT 650 buyer for repeated repairs

    Royal Enfield compensation ruling: A Coimbatore consumer court has ordered Royal Enfield and its dealer Bharat Automotives to pay Rs 5.1 lakh. The compensation is for a buyer whose Continental GT 650 motorcycle repeatedly broke down. The bike suffered recurring defects for nearly three years. It spent 294 days at service centres. The court found deficiency in service by both the manufacturer and dealer.

    Pakistan Govt, protesters sign agreement to end violent protests in PoK

    After days of violent unrest in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, the federal government and protesters signed an agreement to end demonstrations that killed 10 and injured hundreds. The deal includes compensation, new educational boards, health facilities, electricity funds, and reduced government size, aiming to restore peace and address grievances in the region.

    New GST rates: You missed the deals that may not return now

    India's GST Council has introduced GST 2.0, cutting rates on essentials to boost consumption before Diwali, while increasing taxes on luxury and sin goods up to 40%. This move aims to empower the middle class with more spending money, but will make luxury items and certain goods more expensive. The changes also impact coal and renewable energy sectors.

    GST 2.0 FAQs: Which cars just got cheaper & which ones got costlier? From insurance to gold to cigarettes, all key new price info here

    The GST Council has approved a significant overhaul of the Goods and Services Tax regime, effective September 22, 2025, by limiting slabs to 5% and 18%. These changes aim to boost domestic spending and mitigate the impact of US tariffs, with rate reductions on various goods and services, including personal use items, medicines, small cars, and bicycles.

    GST rate cuts to spur growth, benefit first-time buyers, middle-income families: Auto industry

    The GST Council's decision to reduce tax rates on automobiles has been welcomed by the Indian auto industry, with players anticipating a boost in demand, especially during the festive season. The move is expected to benefit first-time buyers and middle-income families by making vehicles more affordable.

    The Economic Times
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