Petrol prices in Delhi rose by 87 paise to 99.51 per litre, marking the third increase in under 10 days amid rising energy costs from the Middle East conflict.
Shenoy outlined that the central bank clocked a bottom-line of nearly Rs 4 lakh crore, and even then they chose to keep a substantial portion of it into their contingent risk buffer.
The Delhi State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission ruled in favour of the complainant, noting that common lifestyle diseases like diabetes or hypertension alone cannot justify claim rejection without strong evidence showing intentional misrepresentation.
