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Domestic airlines paid Rs 56.9 crore in compensation in FY25, around 11 percent more than the previous year
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"These complaints are just a tip of the iceberg. We have called a meeting on November 8 to discuss these consumer grievances with all airlines, travel portals and consumer organisations," Consumer Affairs Secretary Rohit Kumar Singh said.
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Data showed that the disposal rate of complaints in Gautam Budh Nagar and Ghaziabad remains at 88.4 percent and 86.4 percent, respectively.
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42.12 percent of the total complaints received constitutes digital modes of payment and transactions complaints.
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Four real-estate projects were approved for rehabilitation under Section 8 of the RERA Act. Till date, the authority has approved 15 stuck projects for rehabilitation under Section 8. Out of this, Jaypee Greens’ Kalypso Court Phase-2 is ready to offer possession.
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The top court agreed to the submission of senior advocate and BCI Chairman Manan Kumar Mishra praying for extension of time by three months to complete the inquiries into the complaints transferred to the top Bar body.
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Peiter Zatko, Twitter's security chief until he was fired early this year, filed the complaints last month with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice.
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The banking regulator has decided to bring credit information companies into its integrated ombudsman mechanism net
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Under-redevelopment projects not covered under the Act but the sale component is, clarifies MahaRERA chief Ajoy Mehta
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A total of 34,419 cases have been disposed of in Uttar Pradesh, followed by 18,383 cases in Haryana and 11,621 cases in Maharashtra.
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Insurance customers are complaining less about their policies to the companies.
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Earlier in the morning, the company had tweeted informing customers that they may face issues “intermittently” while trying to log into Kite
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UP sees maximum disposal of real estate complaints at 18,509 cases; Haryana comes second with 9,919 cases disposed and Maharashtra is at the third spot with 7,883 cases disposed.
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Uttaresh Venkateshwaran is in conversation with Prince Thomas, Corporate Bureau Chief, Moneycontrol, to dissect the ranking methodology adopted by the two government bodies and find out what lies behind the discrepancy in their evaluation of commercial airlines.
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On an average, the number of complaints received against these e-commerce companies have also grown four-fold over a period of four years.
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The central bank has directed banks with over 10 banking outlets to appoint internal ombudsman, which will be monitored by the bank’s internal audit mechanism apart from regulatory oversight by RBI.
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Regulator NPPA today said it has received complaints against 30 hospitals for overcharging on stents while some patients have received refunds for the excess payments.
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Government has received over 1,300 complaints against direct selling and e-commerce companies till December 2016, Parliament was informed today.
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Leading stock exchange BSE today said it received 76 complaints against 70 companies in December last year.
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Leading stock exchange BSE today said it received 200 complaints against 176 companies in August this year.
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Government today decided to add some muscle to the mechanism for resolving growing complaints against e-commerce players and warned them of stringent action for not responding to its queries on customer grievances.
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Firstly, you can file complaints relating to both Life and General Insurance Policies. Therefore, to help individuals get their grievances redressed in a quick and cost effective manner, finance ministry has set up the "Insurance Ombudsman" Office.
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Under the terms of the settlement, announced on Wednesday by the Federal Trade Commission, Apple also will be required to change its billing practices to ensure it has obtained consent from consumers before charging for items sold in mobile apps.
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Sebi chairman UK Sinha today blamed corporate rivalries and vested interests for the complaints the regulator has been getting against certain IPO's. Sinha also warned that obsessive competitive behaviour is hurting the country's interests, report CNBC-TV18.
