Former Model Files Suit Against Zeltiq; Says, It Left Her 'Deformed & Unemployed'
Former Supermodel Linda Evangelista has filed a lawsuit against Zeltiq claiming that the "CoolSculpting" technique left her deformed and unemployed for years and is now seeking $50 million as compensation. Linda's Lawyers revealed that Zeitiq's fat-reducing procedure had the opposite reaction and never warned Linda about its side effects. She said, "she is unrecognizable by her fans and media."
Tags: model, surgery, Compensation, Company, Linda Evangelista
Courtesy: Khaleej Times
Supreme Court Rejects PIL Demanding Door To Door COVID-19 Vaccination
The Supreme Court has rejected the PIL on September 8 suggesting door-to-door vaccination across the country. "Given the diverse Covid situations and administrative complexities in the country, door to door vaccination is not feasible, especially when vaccination is proceeding extremely well," Court said. However, the apex court also rejected the other PIL demanding compensation for medical negligence to the kin of every Covid death case.
Tags: Covid-19, Supreme Court, rejected, Compensation
Courtesy: The Times of India
Kozhikode Plane Crash Victims Offered Final Compensation: Air India
After releasing interim compensation to the 19 kin's of deceased and 165 people who were injured in a plane crash in Kerala's Kozhikode district on August 7, 2020, Air India Express now offered the final compensation to the victims. Reportedly, 80 out of 184 accepted the offer till August 6 while the rest are yet to accept. The company's spokesperson said, ''We've not received any rejection on the offers".
Tags: plane crash, Compensation, kozhikode, Air India Express
Courtesy: Press Trust Of India
Delhi Rape Case: CM Arvind Kejriwal Announces Magisterial Probe
Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal announced a magisterial probe to examine the death and alleged gang rape of a nine-year-old girl in Delhi. He also announced a compensation of Rs 10 Lakh to the family of the deceased. The girl was found dead and cremated by her mother at a crematorium near her house on August 1. The police have arrested four people including priest Radhey Shyam.
Tags: Delhi, CM Arvind Kejriwal, Girl death, Compensation, Magisterial inquiry
Courtesy: India Today
2,000 Children Lost Parents Due To Covid-19: DCPCR
The Women and Child Development Department of Delhi have appointed 20 welfare officers to conduct a survey and identify the children orphaned by the Covid-19 pandemic by July 20. Reportedly, a monthly compensation of Rs 2,500 will be provided to those children who have lost their parents. About 2,000 children have lost either one or both of their parents due to Covid-19, according to the Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights (DCPCR… read-more
Tags: Women and Child Development, Orphans, Delhi Government , Coronavirus, Compensation
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Google Unveils Work Tool To Provide Workspace Flexibility
Google has disclosed a new Work Location tool that helps employees calculate their pay, how their salary will be adjusted based on their location, and benefits for remote workers. A Google spokesperson said, “With Google’s new hybrid workplace more employees are considering where they live and how they work.” This step encourages Google CEO Sundar Pichai's call for more flexibility in workspaces regarding changes in work location and remote… read-more
Tags: Google, Sundar Pichai, new Work Location Tool, remote workers, salary, benefits, Compensation, work location
Courtesy: Hindustan Times
SC Condemns Andhra Govt's Decision To Hold Class XII Exams
The Supreme Court questioned the Andhra Pradesh government for holding class XII exams amid the new variant - 'delta plus'. "It may order compensation amounting to Rs 1 crore," the SC added. About 21 states have canceled the state board exams amid concerns over the rising COVID-19 cases in the country. However, the central board (CBSE) has also refuted holding the exams and hearing will continue on June 25.
Tags: Delta Plus, ANDHRA PRADESH GOVERNMENT, Compensation, ₹1 CRORE, Class 12 Exams
Courtesy: NDTV
Govt: Not Enough Funds To Pay Rs 4 Lakh Ex-gratia To Covid-19 Victims
In a response to a plea of paying Rs 4 lakh as compensation to all families with a deceased member, the Ministry of Home Affairs told Supreme Court that "Government resources have limits". Furthermore it stated that, paying lakhs to each of the families would deplete the disaster relief fund and do more harm than good. "It will affect the pandemic response on other aspects," said the Ministry.
Tags: Ministry of Home Affairs, Covid-19, Compensation, Supreme Court of India
Courtesy: The Indian Express
Delhi Govt To Compensate Kin Of Patients Succumbed To Oxygen Shortage
The Delhi government has announced a compensation of Rs 5 lakh to the kin of Covid-19 patients who died due to oxygen shortage in hospitals. A committee of six doctors has been formed to prepare a criteria framework for the compensation. The panel will also prepare a weekly report after examining documents related to oxygen supply, stock and storage of the hospitals concerned.
Tags: Delhi, Covid-19, Oxygen Shortage, Compensation
Courtesy: LiveMint
TN CM Stalin Announces Rs 25L Compensation For Kin Of 43 Deceased Medicos
Newly-sworn Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin has announced an assistance of Rs 25 lakh for the families of 43 deceased frontline workers who fell victims to COVID-19. Additionally, the cabinet, on May 12, announced cash incentives of Rs 30,000 for doctors and nurses, Rs 20,000 for trainee doctors and PG doctors. Other workers, like those operating ambulance and CT scans, will get cash assistance of Rs 15,000 for April-June.
Tags: Tamil Nadu, MK Stalin, Compensation, Frontline Workers, Covid-19
Courtesy: India Today