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    Gym closes 15 minutes earlier than advertised time, Punjab man quits six-month membership within two months; consumer court orders gym to pay him Rs 6,500

    An Amritsar man paid Rs 5,760 for a six-month gym membership but left within two months, alleging that they closed earlier than advertised time and problems with facilities, including the steam bath. The district consumer commission ordered the gym to refund Rs 3,500 with 6% interest, pay Rs 2,000 compensation and Rs 1,000 litigation costs.

    German antitrust authority says PayPal practices may restrict competition

    Germany's Federal Cartel Office is scrutinizing PayPal's strategy that bars merchants from imposing extra charges for specific payment methods. This practice is perceived as a potential barrier to competition among payment services, raising concerns about compliance with existing competition laws. While PayPal has not yet provided a media response, this investigation indicates a growing regulatory focus on digital payment systems within Germany.

    Govt raises price cap for electronic devices to Rs 1.8 lakh for officers; personal retention rights after 4 yrs

    The Centre has raised the purchase ceiling for laptops, tablets and similar devices for eligible government officers to ₹1.5 lakh plus taxes, or ₹1.8 lakh for devices with more than 40% Make-in-India content. Officers in Pay Level 12 and above will be eligible, while departments can extend coverage to some lower pay levels, and employees may retain the devices after four years of use.

    Deutsche Bank launches digital asset custody service for paying clients

    Deutsche Bank launches its digital asset custody service for institutional and corporate clients, offering secure storage for cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin and Ether. The move strengthens its digital asset strategy, with plans for potential Asian expansion and collaboration with DWS to develop regulated digital asset infrastructure.

    Pakistan farmers in long fight to make German firms pay for flood damage

    Farmers from Pakistan's Sindh province are pursuing legal action against German firms RWE and Heidelberg Materials. They claim these companies' emissions contributed to severe flooding that devastated their livelihoods in 2022. This case marks a significant attempt to hold major polluters accountable for climate change impacts.

    Suvendu Sarkar rolls out Diwali bonanza for Bengal babus, hikes IAS allowances by 50%

    The Suvendu Adhikari-led West Bengal government has announced a range of benefits for its IAS officers, including a 50% hike in monthly sumptuary allowances for senior officials, education loans of up to Rs 50 lakh for children's studies in India and abroad, and expanded foreign travel benefits under LTC. The package also includes housing, electricity and post-retirement benefits, along with allowances for official work-related expenses.

    The Economic Times
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