After filing for an RTI, now it’s compensation or insurance claim. Ajay at
कोर्ट कचहरी explains us the details needed to claim for a compensation in an accident case.
ऐसे दावों में पंचाट पीड़ित व्यक्ति को चार विभिन्न मदों में भुगतान करने का आदेश प्रतिवादी को देती है. इलाज, यात्रा भत्ता, पोषाहार देतु तथा प्रभावित दिवसों में हुए आय का नुकसान .इसलिए पीड़ित व्यक्ति को चाहिए वो इलाज से सम्बंधित प्रत्येक कागज़ .दवाइयों की रसीद,अस्पताल आने जाने,रहने में लगे खर्चे की रसीदें तथा तथा पोषाहार हेतु लिए गए विशेष भोज्य पदार्थों पर हुए खर्च का सारा ब्यौरा संभाल कर रखे एवं गवाही के समय अदालत में उपस्थित करे.
Author Archive for Cuckoo
How to claim an insurance
Published by June 29th, 2009 in Corruption, Development, Human Rights, India, Justice and Law and order. 0 CommentsWant to file an RTI ?
Published by June 27th, 2009 in Democracy, Development, Government, India and Justice. 0 CommentsYou want to know why or on what basis some decisions were taken or not taken by a public authority. In other words you want to exercise your right to seek some information but do not know how.
Ankur tells you how to file an RTI.
it makes them accountable to the public and makes it hard [...]
So, the defending champion India is out of competition. The Indian team certainly deserves something. Brickbats, bouquets or simply a break ? See yourself.
Alok welcomes them.
Come back home our heroes, come soon.. Come earlier than you were supposed to come as if the union budget would not have been presented without you back in India. [...]
Who can forget Mowgli, the pint-sized child and his adventures with Sher Khan and Bagheera of Rudyard Kipling’s best-seller Jungle Book. Teaming with exotic wildlife, this is the land that inspired Kipling to visualise his most famous work.
Despite my numerous attempts to brief him about the unique bio-diversity of Pench and the fascinating dry, deciduous [...]
Is MTNL broadband connection annoying you ? Then Prax has some tips & tricks just for you. The post has some useful links as well.
2. Note the CA NUMBER as a rule you will always need it.
If you don’t seem to get it on time , and this is very possible you can get it [...]
Eunuchism - Our perception
Published by April 5th, 2009 in Education, Gender & Sexuality, Human Rights, India and Society. 1 CommentShastri J C Philip has written a series of posts in last one week on eunuchism. The problem, how we percieve it, the consequences and social impact. He also cites case of his friend whose child was born so. A must read for how we see this physical disability.
गिरते पडते वहां पहुंचा तो रोनी सूरत लेकर वह बाहर खडा हुआ था. पूछा तो बताया कि सुबह चार बजे पत्नी का प्रसव हो गया लेकिन बच्चा न नर है न मादा क्योंकि पुरष-स्त्री दोनों लिंग बच्चे के शरीर में मौजूद है. मेरे लिये यह पहली जानकारी नहीं थी इस कारण मैं ने उससे कहा कि वह तुरंत ही रेलगाडी से बच्चाजच्चा को लेकर पास के ही एक शहर के सर्जन से मुलाकात करे. उसने ऐसा ही किया. इधर मैं ने सब को खबर दे दी कि बच्चे की कुछ गंभीर समस्या के कारण उसे बडे अस्पताल ले जाना पडा है.
His first post is here. The posts [...]
Bindu takes us to history of Tierra del Fuego in South American continent where the descendants Mannekenk and Selknam lived till 1869 and then died out, due to exposure to different ways, diseases.
The fact that utterly fascinates me is that only the women could swim. And since the Yamana didn’t wear any clothes, these amazing [...]
The sweets we eat have silver foils on them. How are they made and at what cost ?
एक किलो वर्क तैयार करने के लिये १२५०० पशुओ कि हत्या कि जाती है। हर साल ४० हजार किलो (४० टन) वर्क कि खपत केवल मिठठाईयो मे होती है।
Read this Hindi post here by Bhikshu. The post is around a month old but I thought it appropriate to tag here even now.
On women’s day Shubhangi recounts an evening with India’s two prominent ladies Kishori Amonkar and Vijaya Mehta.
They talked of defining moments when they felt a oneness with their art and which left lasting impressions on their lives. Kishori, when she sung the Raag Baageshari once as a young girl had the experience which changed her [...]
Three Breasted Queen of Madurai
Published by February 16th, 2009 in History, India and Travel. 0 CommentsDid you know about a woman having three breasts ? That too in India ??
Gosh ! I did not. Read here to know more from PNS.
The child was ‘Ayonija’ (not born out of the womb). However, the King was shocked to see that she had three breasts. He pleads that he has been a devote [...]
What more does one want other than a cup of hot tea in these winter months ? Come lets have it.
एक कप चाय, गरम है भाई
केतली में बनी है एक्सट्रा
सोचा, किसी को पिला दूं
जोर की आवाज दी
घर के पास गुजरते हुए राहगीर को
How do you feel when you donate something to the poor ? Relieved and your conscience swelled up ? Eclipsed thoughts shows us the reality.
I mean why the hell do you need to distribute the poor Nepalese kids living in the Himalayas some sweets and pencils?
Ever thought what that kid would do with that pencil [...]
Breaking the rules
Published by February 3rd, 2009 in Government, India and Law and order. 1 CommentAbhi has a question for all of us who always blame on the system.
Wasn’t I wrong in the very first place when I lit up in the cab when I am not allowed? When I broke the law knowingly?
Why do we crib about corruption in our country and about laws being not implemented ?? Will [...]
JDB participated in Mumbai Marathon. Here is a first hand account from a first timer.
As we went past chowpaty, our body had warmed up. My body had become an automatic ‘machine’ by then. I had set the pace and it’d go on. I was happy that my body was responding to my call. Soon we [...]
A newly wedded Indian couple in China wanted to buy a pet dog and what did they get ??
A dog as a companion would keep her occupied when the husband was at work. The husband asked the man – How much. The man replied back in completely broken English $$$yuan. The husband took out his [...]
Do you want to know how today’s Mohammad Ali Jinnah would look like ? Dewdrop has described here.
‘This is a paging call for Mr. Mohammad Ali Jinnah passenger travelling on flight XYZee… Mr. Mohammad Ali Jinnah (MAJ), you are requested to proceed for boarding through Gate Number 2 on the ground floor immediately!’ And as [...]
In an Australian zoo once I had a python around my neck, crawling on my body and let me tell you… I wasn’t even trying to smile. I can imagine what these people would have experienced.
It was mixed feelings for many. Fear, awe, excitement, shock… something unimaginable. All of a 12×10 room. Over 20 people. [...]
Patalkot - the bottom of the Earth
Published by December 27th, 2008 in Adivasi, Development, India and Travel. 0 CommentsP N S happened to visit Patalkot, and see what he has to say. Damn ! I did not even know such a place really existed !!
we came across a sign board on the right side of the road reading “Patalkot”. We were reminded of the people living in the bottom of the earth and [...]
मैं गणित में फ़ेल क्यों हुआ?
Published by December 25th, 2008 in Development, Education and India. 3 CommentsWhy I failed in Maths ?
Ankur talks about how our education system could have been much better, had it addressed the usage of the subject in daily life.
असल में दिक्कत ये थी कि मेरे दिमाग की प्रोग्रामिंग दूसरों से थोड़ी अलग हुई है. मैं हर चीज को क्यों कैसे करके सोचता हूं. मैंने शिक्षा में एक बड़ी कमी पाई है कि उसमें किसी भी चीज का उपयोग नही बताया जाता है. उदाहरण के लिये हम भौतिकी, रसायन, गणित क्यों पढ़ते हैं? क्या कुछ बनाने के लिये? नही! बल्कि अच्छे नंबरों से पास होने के लिये और किसी प्रतियोगी परीक्षा में चुने जाने के लिये.
Should Kasab be denied legal action ?
Published by December 15th, 2008 in 26/11, India and Terrorism. 3 CommentsThough personally I do not fully agree with him, this is what Roshan has to say….
You’re kidding me, right ? We got this guy redhanded.. we got the pics, we got the bodies of his victims, the tears of the families who lost so many have still to dry up and we’re talking legal action [...]
To talk of deserts and beaches.. Vagabond has captured amazingly beautiful pictures of painted desert Arizona. And don’t just stop there. We have something more.
Have you ever seen an icy beach making you further cold in the month of December ? See here through her lens. And while you enjoy these pictures do not forget [...]
Rajasthani Men and their Moustaches
Published by December 14th, 2008 in Culture and Travel. 1 CommentOk, What’s the glory of Rajasthan ? The manly moustaches ? Indrani says so.
Men of Rajasthan are famous for them. I have heard and seen pictures of men who are paid to flaunt their moustaches, which go well with the Rajputana spirit that symbolizes the valor and glory of Rajasthan. They maintain their [...]
Kanagu does a researched analysis for the level of corruption in India.
In India, if we talk about the government or government officials or administrators, somehow we can relate them with corruption. We are paying bribe at times willingly to speed up the work and at times, we are paying due to compulsion to get our [...]
The Muslim Mother Weeps
Published by December 8th, 2008 in 26/11, India, Poetry and Terrorism. 1 Comment Firoze Shakir has described today’s mood of India through his poetry. Hop over to his place for more.
a few weeks to go
before bakra idd
in a dinghy they came
killing in the name of Allah
the jehaddi game
non state actors
Muslims to name
operating from
Pakistani territory
Islam defame
Let us join the chatroom owned by Mathew and see what’s going on in there. :P
Quite creative. :)
Obama: hey Zardari please clean up the mess in Pakistan asap
Zardari: How can I do…Don’t you understand that we have troubles with the Indians as well
Obama: Don’t worry dude…I have got MS word on it…
Zardari: I agree you [...]
Recent Comments