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A tiger attacked and killed a rubber worker in Kalikavu, sparking protests over alleged negligence by forest officials. Authorities assured compensation and initiated efforts to capture the tiger while addressing community safety concerns.

Tiger Attack Sparks Outrage in Kalikavu

A fatal tiger attack on a Kalikavu worker incited protests and demands for action. The government responded with enhanced compensation and initiated a probe into forest officials' negligence, while efforts to capture the tiger intensify.

Tiger attack prompts Kerala compensation move

A tiger killed a rubber-tapping worker in Kalikavu, sparking local protests over alleged negligence by forest officials. Authorities promised compensation and job for the family while launching a probe and efforts to capture the tiger.

A 45-year-old rubber-tapping worker was killed by a tiger in the wee hours of Thursday when he was on his way to work near Kalikavu here, police said.
The death led to protests in the area and the government announced an enhanced compensation to the victim's family.
A forest department official said that besides the Rs 10 lakh compensation provided for loss of life in wild animal attacks, an additional Rs 4 lakh would be provided to the victim's next of kin and someone from his family would also be given a job.
State Forest Minister A K Saseendran said that the Chief Conservator of Forests (CCF) has been directed to investigate whether there were any lapses on the part of forest officials as claimed by the locals and submit a report.
Earlier in the day, police said, the tiger attacked the victim, Gafoor, and dragged him away according to another taping worker who was accompanying the victim.
A forest official confirmed that it was a tiger which attacked the tapping worker and that he was dragged away around 200 meters into the forest by the big cat.
The official also confirmed that there were bite marks on various parts of the victim's body.
Following the incident, local residents gathered in the area in large numbers and obstructed the removal of the body, alleging lapses on the part of the forest department in preventing the incident.
They told TV channels that the forest officials had been informed about the presence of the tiger in the area several months back when domestic and pet animals were being taken away by it.
"However, no action was taken. Even, they did not set up a cage to catch the tiger," the residents claimed and demanded that the feline be shot dead.
Gafoor's body was later allowed to be removed for postmortem after forest and district authorities assured the locals that steps would be taken to address the issue of wild animal attacks and requisite financial assistance would be provided to the victim's family, a forest official said.
Later in the day, Saseendran said the people's reaction in such a situation was understandable.
He said that all help would be provided to the family including for funeral arrangements and steps were being taken to capture the tiger.
The minister admitted that a few months ago there were reports of tiger presence in the area and forest officials had carried out an extensive search for the feline, but nothing was found.
"Subsequently, in the absence of the tiger, the forest officials' vigilance might have reduced a bit. Now we are taking all steps, including setting up cages and deploying kumki elephants (trained captive tuskers), to catch the tiger," he said.
The minister also said that he has spoken to the police, forest and other officials in the area and directed them to take preventive steps to ensure such incidents do not recur.
Meanwhile, Congress party in a statement said that Wayanad MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra spoke to the Divisional Forest Officer (DFO) of the area regarding the incident and asked him to take steps to allay the fear of the people.
After the incident, Congress MLA A P Anilkumar visited the area and alleged that he had informed the DFO of the area and also Saseendran about the presence of the tiger in the area when the budget session was going on.
"There has been a serious lapse on the part of the forest officials in this case as they knew about the presence of the tiger in the area more than two months ago," he said.
Following the local's protest, a senior forest official told reporters that two teams with tranquilisers had started from Wayanad and Palakkad along with 'kumki' elephants to dart and catch the tiger.
"We need everyone's cooperation in the matter," he said to the local residents protesting against the incident.

Morbi bridge collapse case: Oreva Group ordered to pay compensation to the kin of each deceased

Morbi bridge collapse case: Oreva Group ordered to pay compensation to kin of each deceased

The suspension bridge on the Machchhu river in Morbi town collapsed on October 30 last year, killing 135 persons and injuring 56 others.

The Gujarat High Court on Wednesday directed Clock manufacturing firm Oreva Group, the company which maintained the Morbi suspension bridge that collapsed killing 135 people, to pay Rs 10 lakh as interim compensation to the kin of those dead and Rs 2 lakh to each injured within four weeks.
A division bench of Chief Justice Sonia Gokani and Justice Sandeep Bhatt asked the company to pay the interim compensation.
The court ordered that every injured person should be paid interim compensation of Rs two lakh.
The suspension bridge on the Machchhu river in Morbi town collapsed on October 30 last year, killing 135 persons and injuring 56 others.
On Tuesday, Oreva Group made an offer before the high court to pay an 'interim' compensation totalling Rs 5 crore to the kin of those who lost their lives and people left injured when a British-era suspension bridge collapsed in October last year. The court had, however, said the compensation offered by the company was not "just"

All GST compensation dues will be cleared, FM Sitharaman at the GST Council meet

She further said all the GST compensation dues will be cleared, including Rs 16,982 crore for the month of June.

GST Council on Saturday reduced the Goods and Service Tax on liquid jaggery, pencil sharpeners, and certain tracking devices, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said.
Briefing media after the 49th meeting of the GST Council, the minister also informed that reports of the GoM (Group of Ministers) on checking tax evasion by pan masala and gutkha industry, and on Goods and Services Tax Appellate Tribunals (GSTATs), have been taken on board.
She further said all the GST compensation dues will be cleared, including Rs 16,982 crore for the month of June.
The finance minister further said the GST Council has decided to rationalise late fees on filing of annual GST returns after the due date.
Finance ministers of states and UTs (with legislature) and senior officials of Union Government and states participated in the meeting.&nbsp;
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Pet Hospital to Pay for Spiritual Compensation for Dead Cat
 

Shanghai court directs pet hospital to pay spiritual compensation for dead cat

Shanghai court directs pet hospital to pay for spiritual compensation for dead cat

In November last year, Gu sent her sick cat to a pet hospital for treatment. However, due to the operational error of the staff, the cat died suddenly
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As more and more people keep pets, the courts accept various cases involving pets. In the past, it was often difficult for pet owners to seek support from the courts for spiritual compensation after pets were injured or died of medical disputes. However, with the promulgation of the civil code, a Shanghai court recently supported the plaintiff's claim for spiritual compensation because her cat died on the spot due to mistake of the pet hospital.
In November last year, Gu sent her sick cat to a pet hospital for treatment. However, due to the operation error of the staff, the cat died suddenly.
Gu immediately called the police, and the person in charge of the pet hospital expressed willingness to take responsibility, but the two sides failed to negotiate on apology and compensation, so Ms. Gu sued the pet hospital to court.
After the trial, the court held that the pet hospital was at fault for the death of the cat, and should compensate the Gu for various losses of more than 6,000 yuan (around $874), including compensation for mental health.
Liu Wenyan, a judge of the Qibao Tribunal of the Minhang Court in Shanghai, said that pets have life and spirituality, which cannot be compared with normal objects. According to the relevant provisions of the civil code, objects that have specific meaning to the person can obtain corresponding spiritual compensation.
The judge said that based on the evidence provided by the plaintiff, the case was handled at the discretion of the plaintiff and supported her claim for spiritual compensation.
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In an unusual case, a couple has sued their son and daughter-in-law in Uttarakhand's Haridwar. Their grievance - that they are yet to get a grandchild, despite having married their son off 6 years ago.
Sanjeev Ranjan Prasad and his wife have sought a grandchild within a year, or Rs 5 crore from their son and daughter-in-law. Prasad also cited his financial problems, while speaking with reporters.
He said, "We married them off in 2016 with a lot of hope that we would see grandchildren soon. My wife is on medication. We treated our daughter-in-law like our daughter. There were fights. She didn't visit us. We used to request that we would bring the child up. We would be happy with a grandson or granddaughter. It's our misfortune that we don't have grandchildren."
Prasad added, "I spent all my money on my son. I sent my son to America for training. I gave him a lot of money even after he came back. I don't have any money now. I spent all my money on my son. We have made a claim of Rs 2.5 crore each against our son and daughter-in-law. We spent our life savings on him."

'Give grandchild or else...': Parents warn son, daughter-in-law with ₹5 crore lawsuit in Uttarakhand's Haridwar

Uttarakhand couple Sanjeev Ranjan Prasad and his wife have sought a grandchild within a year, or Rs 5 crore from their son and daughter-in-law.

In an unusual case, a couple has sued their son and daughter-in-law in Uttarakhand's Haridwar. Their grievance - that they are yet to get a grandchild, despite having married their son off 6 years ago.
Sanjeev Ranjan Prasad and his wife have sought a grandchild within a year, or Rs 5 crore from their son and daughter-in-law. Prasad also cited his financial problems, while speaking with reporters.
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He said, "We married them off in 2016 with a lot of hope that we would see grandchildren soon. My wife is on medication. We treated our daughter-in-law like our daughter. There were fights. She didn't visit us. We used to request that we would bring the child up. We would be happy with a grandson or granddaughter. It's our misfortune that we don't have grandchildren."
Prasad added, "I spent all my money on my son. I sent my son to America for training. I gave him a lot of money even after he came back. I don't have any money now. I spent all my money on my son. We have made a claim of Rs 2.5 crore each against our son and daughter-in-law. We spent our life savings on him."

After much delay, BCCI has started clearing the dues of domestic cricketers who suffered financially after the 2020-21 season was affected by the Covid-19 pandemic.
While talking to news agency PTI, a BCCI official said that the board has started clearing compensation amounts for not having the Ranji Trophy last season.
Notably, BCCI has announced in September that the players who took part in the 2019-20 Ranji season will get a 50 percent match fee as compensation for the 2020-21 season.
Last September, BCCI also revised the pay scale of domestic players. According to the revised pay scale, the senior men will earn between Rs 40,000 to 60,000 per day of cricket, while senior women to receive up to Rs 20,000 per day.

Report: BCCI starts clearing dues of domestic players affected by Covid-19 pandemic

BCCI has announced in September that the players who took part in the 2019-20 Ranji season will get a 50 percent match fee as compensation for the 2020-21 season.

After much delay, BCCI has started clearing the dues of domestic cricketers who suffered financially after the 2020-21 season was affected by the&nbsp;Covid-19 pandemic.
While talking to news agency PTI, a BCCI official said that the board has started clearing compensation amounts for not having the Ranji Trophy last season.
Notably, BCCI has announced in September that the players who took part in the 2019-20 Ranji season will get a 50 percent match fee as compensation for the 2020-21 season.
Last September, BCCI also revised the pay scale of domestic players. According to the revised pay scale, the senior men will earn between Rs 40,000 to 60,000 per day of cricket, while senior women to receive up to Rs 20,000 per day.

After much delay, BCCI has started clearing the dues of domestic cricketers who suffered financially after the 2020-21 season was affected by the&nbsp;Covid-19 pandemic

After much delay, BCCI has started clearing the dues of domestic cricketers who suffered financially after the 2020-21 season was affected by the&nbsp;Covid-19 pandemic.
While talking to news agency PTI, a BCCI official said that the board has started clearing compensation amounts for not having the Ranji Trophy last season.
Notably, BCCI has announced in September that the players who took part in the 2019-20 Ranji season will get a 50 percent match fee as compensation for the 2020-21 season.
Last September, BCCI also revised the pay scale of domestic players. According to the revised pay scale, the senior men will earn between Rs 40,000 to 60,000 per day of cricket, while senior women to receive up to Rs 20,000 per day.
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The Supreme Court on Wednesday directed the Central government to frame guidelines regarding compensation for Covid deaths within six weeks.
The court has not fixed any amount that is to be given and has left it to the wisdom of the National Disaster Management Authority.
The order came on two petitions which claimed that Covid being a disaster notified under the Disaster Management Act 2005, the Central government will be bound to pay an ex-gratia of ₹4 lakh for those who died during the disaster.
On March 14, 2020, the Centre had declared Covid-19 to be a disaster under DMA.
The Centre had argued that while passing the DMA, the legislature did not contemplate a pandemic situation as the Act was meant to provide relief for one-time events such as earthquakes, cyclones etc.

Compensation for Covid deaths: SC gives Centre 6 week to frame norms

The Supreme Court on Wednesday directed the Central government to frame guidelines regarding compensation for Covid deaths within six weeks.

SC gives Centre 6 weeks to fix ex-gratia for Covid deaths

The Supreme Court on Wednesday directed the Central government to frame guidelines regarding compensation for Covid deaths within six weeks.
The court has not fixed any amount that is to be given and has left it to the wisdom of the National Disaster Management Authority.
The order came on two petitions which claimed that Covid being a disaster notified under the Disaster Management Act 2005, the Central government will be bound to pay an ex-gratia of ₹4 lakh for those who died during the disaster.
On March 14, 2020, the Centre had declared Covid-19 to be a disaster under DMA.
The Centre had argued that while passing the DMA, the legislature did not contemplate a pandemic situation as the Act was meant to provide relief for one-time events such as earthquakes, cyclones etc.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday directed the Central government to frame guidelines regarding compensation for Covid deaths within six weeks.

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