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    Railway passengers looted at gunpoint for 75 minutes on train, TTE and coach attendant were missing; NCDRC orders Rs 20,000 compensation

    In what can be termed as a shocking theft, armed robbers boarded train number 5610 in 2004 and looted for about 1 hour 15 minutes then pulled the chain and managed to vanish without trace. Police are yet to find the actual robbers since the persons whom the police caught have been acquitted in court.

    Train passengers, stop checking the platform board every 10 minutes: This little-known solution shows your coach position and even works without internet

    The Where Is My Train app makes train journeys easier by offering real-time train tracking and a range of useful travel tools. It can work without an internet or GPS connection by using mobile tower data to estimate a train’s location. Users can access train schedules and PNR information, while features such as destination alarms and coach position details make it a useful travel companion for rail passengers across India.

    Passengers robbed at gunpoint in reserved sleeper coach: NCDRC holds Railways responsible for safety lapse, orders Rs 20,000 compensation

    The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission found Railways deficient in service. Passengers were robbed at gunpoint inside a reserved sleeper coach in 2004. The commission directed Railways to pay Rs 20,000 compensation to the affected passengers. This amount covers loss, mental agony, and litigation expenses incurred by them. The order was pronounced on August 31, 2026, after a long legal battle.

    HDFC Bank says all seven Bahrain claims over Credit Suisse AT1 bonds rejected

    HDFC Bank has won all seven Bahrain cases filed by Credit Suisse AT1 bond investors, who accused the lender of mis-selling the risky securities. The Bahrain court rejected all allegations, saying investors failed to provide sufficient evidence linking HDFC Bank to their losses.

    Rs 30 carry bag charge costs shop Rs 26,000: Gurgaon Consumer Commission orders compensation to customer

    Consumer commission acts big on charging money for carry bags, tells shop to pay Rs 15,000 for mental harassment, pain and agony and Rs 11,000 as litigation expenses (total Rs 26,000) to customer for charging Rs 30 for carry bags. Know more about how customer won the case in consumer commission

    Developer didn't provide Occupancy Certificate to flat owners for 18 years, NCDRC orders Rs 6 crore compensation for Mumbai society residents

    A Mumbai housing society received six crore rupees compensation from the NCDRC after the developer failed to secure an Occupancy Certificate for eighteen years. This deficiency in service left residents facing demolition threats. The commission rejected the developer's claims of illegal construction by residents. The developer must now obtain the OC within twelve months.

    The Economic Times
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