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₹70 lakh.
That's what United India Insurance has been ordered to pay for a BMW that burnt down overnight.
March 2012: Ravikant Patil's BMW got a puncture on a highway late at night.
No mechanic around. The driver locked it near a dhaba and went home.
By morning, the BMW was completely burnt.
The insurer rejected the claim for leaving it unattended.
The Maharashtra State Commission said there was no proof the absence caused the fire — and ordered ₹70 lakh with 7% interest from 2012.
Claim rejected 2012. Order 2026.
Two Patna residents were assured international roaming would be active before their Malaysia trip in January 2016.
It failed abroad.
They filed a complaint in 2016. The order came in October 2026.
Patna Consumer Commission held Airtel Store and Bharti Telemedia liable for deficiency in service and unfair trade practice: ₹1 lakh for harassment and mental distress + ₹25,000 costs.
Save this — get service activation confirmed in writing.
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FIITJEE collected ₹9.88 lakh for a 2-year programme for a Chennai student's Class 11 and 12.
The family asked to cancel in February 2025, after news that FIITJEE centres in Delhi-NCR had abruptly shut.
FIITJEE refused to refund. Its Kilpauk centre itself shut around May 2025.
The student never attended a class.
Chennai Consumer Commission: refund ₹3.02 lakh + 9% interest + ₹25,000.
Save this — check refund terms before paying fees upfront.
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₹1 crore.
A Hyderabad hospital and its neurologist must pay this to a stroke patient's parents.
The patient, Pratap, was a PhD scholar who died after the treatment delay.
The Commission held that hospitals cannot delay emergency stroke treatment while waiting for consent or a COVID report.
The hospital: Citizens Specialty Hospitals, Nallagandla.
Hyderabad District Consumer Commission also ordered ₹50,000 towards legal expenses, payable within 45 days.
A young scholar. Two elderly parents. One delay.
Save this —
A woman with a nasal fluid leak was treated at Apollo Hospitals, Ludhiana. After a lumbar drain procedure, she was left paralysed.
The NCDRC found no surgical error. It found deficient care after the procedure.
It ordered ₹15 lakh with 6% interest from the date of filing. The hospital pays 90%. The two doctors pay 5% each.
Save this — hospitals can be liable for post-operative care, not just the surgery.
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A Mumbai man ordered an iPhone 14 Pro on Flipkart for ₹1,11,793 in April 2023.
The parcel had beard growth oil and packing material.
Flipkart marked his complaints "resolved" several times. No refund. No replacement.
Mumbai Consumer Commission: refund ₹1,11,793 + 9% interest from April 2023, plus ₹70,000 for mental agony and costs.
Save this — keep the invoice, parcel photos and every complaint ID.
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That's what Renova NIGL Hospital in Hyderabad has been ordered to pay ₹1.77 crore.
In 2020, a 6-year-old girl swallowed a ₹1 coin.
At the Banjara Hills hospital, doctors suggested removing it through endoscopy.
Her parents say she lost her sight, her speech and now lies bedridden with 100% permanent disability.
Hyderabad District Consumer Commission II has now held the hospital liable for medical negligence and imposed the ₹1.77 crore penalty.
A ₹1 coin. A lifetime of damage. Years of fighting.
A haircut at ITC Maurya, Delhi in April 2018 became an 8-year court fight.
Aashna Roy said it hurt her modelling career. The NCDRC awarded ₹2 crore. Twice.
ITC went to the Supreme Court.
In February 2026, the Court cut the award to ₹25 lakh. For crore-level claims, it said, photocopies aren't enough. You must prove the actual loss you suffered.
Save this — in court, documents decide the amount.
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My Muhurat Trading 2026 watchlist is here. 📈
5 stocks across different sectors that are showing interesting technical setups.
Some are approaching major support, while others are attempting important breakouts.
Let's look at the charts one by one. 🧵👇
My Muhurat Trading 2026 watchlist is here. 📈
5 stocks across different sectors that are showing interesting technical setups.
Some are approaching major support, while others are attempting important breakouts.
Let's look at the charts one by one. 🧵👇
5/5 – Globus Spirits (NSE: GLOBUSSPR)
CMP: ₹693.25
The stock is approaching a crucial long-term support zone.
Key levels:
Support: ₹680–700
Major resistance: ₹1,300–1,350.
The stock has witnessed significant weakness. A bounce from current levels needs confirmation.
Keep a close watch on ₹680.
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SBI told a borrower his property title deed was lost.
For a decade.
The state commission ordered SBI to return it or pay ₹65 lakh, plus ₹10 lakh compensation.
In January 2026, the NCDRC ordered SBI to deposit ₹10 lakh.
Just before the deadline, SBI said the original deed had been traced.
The NCDRC noted it surfaced only after that order.
Save this — collect your original documents when the loan closes.
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My salary is ₹1,43,000.
This month the SMS said ₹14,30,000.
One extra zero. ₹12,87,000 that was never mine.
By noon, I had spent it twice in my head.
By 4 PM, payroll called.
"Sir, there's been a processing error..."
"I know. I was about to call you."
Silence. Then: "Most people don't."
The money went back by evening.
My manager's message the next morning shook me.
One zero can change your bank balance.
One decision can change your career.