A consumer commission ordered Kapoor Jewellers to return 32 grams of gold. The jewellers failed to make new bangles from the gold provided. They also must pay the customer Rs 35,000 for their service deficiency. The commission found documentary evidence proved the transaction occurred. This ruling addresses a customer’s complaint about unfulfilled jewellery work.
VVS Laxman has revealed why he turned down the India head coach role after Rahul Dravid’s tenure ended in 2024. Approached by the BCCI following India’s T20 World Cup triumph under Dravid, Laxman opted to continue at the Centre of Excellence, citing family considerations and his desire to develop the facility.
Starbucks will cease covering GLP-1 weight-loss drugs for employees starting October. This decision reflects rising costs and a broader employer trend in benefits. GLP-1 drugs, initially for diabetes, are now popular for obesity treatment. Other companies like Allina Health and PwC have also adjusted their coverage policies. However, Bank of America views GLP-1 coverage as
A Japanese student recently secured compensation after spending nineteen unjust days in custody. In a bizarre twist, he tried to evade repatriation by pilfering a police chair, aiming to extend his time in India. This incident arose from conflicts at an English academy and alleged bribery claims. The human rights commission ruled in his favor,
Microsoft has issued a warning for travelers about potential cyberattacks targeting hotel Wi-Fi networks. The CaptiveCrunch campaign, linked to group Storm-2945, leads users to fraudulent portals. Victims might unconsciously download harmful files or disclose sensitive information. These threats are focused on compromising Microsoft 365 accounts and gaining unauthorized network access. For safety, travelers are advised
