 | Cattle on streets may get owners Rs 5,000 fineAs of September 16, a total of 3,468 stray cattle heads were seized by the corporation this year. The seized animals have been impounded in sheds at Perambur and Pudupettai. |
 | Sambalpur shopkeeper fined Rs 25,000 for not returning Rs 3 to customerThe action of the shopkeeper caused considerable mental agony, harassment, and inconvenience apart from financial loss for which he is liable to compensate the complainant, the court observed. |
 | Frames to fine Art: Mumbai’s Chemould Gallery turns 60, a look at its dynamic historyAs Mumbai’s Chemould gallery turns 60, a new show looks at its dynamic history through personal and social reflections of its artists |
 | EU fines TikTok with 345 million euros over child data breachesA European Union regulator in its ruling Friday how children signing up had TikTok accounts set to public by default, meaning anyone could view or comment on their content. |
 | TikTok is hit with USD 368 million fine under Europe's strict data privacy rulesThe investigation found that the sign-up process for teen users resulted in settings that made their accounts public by default, allowing anyone to view and comment on their videos. |
 | India, Saudi to expedite west coast refinery projectThey also agreed to diversify the current status of their hydrocarbon relationship into a “comprehensive energy partnership.” |
 | Odisha: Sludge water release causes panic, IOCL says claims falseHowever, deputy general manager (HR) at Paradip Refinery, Sangram Mishra rebutted the allegations, claiming them to be false. |
 | Unclaimed bag triggers panic at IOCL refinerySuspecting a bomb in the suitcase, they feared someone had left the luggage with malicious intent, possibly targeting the IOCL site. |
 | Go green: Loco pilots, onboard staff to scatter seed balls on barren lands in APThe seed ball, which has manure in it, is designed to facilitate the growth of these seeds when planted in barren lands during the rainy season. |
 | Louisiana refinery fire mostly contained but residents worry about air qualityThe fire damaged two giant storage tanks for naphtha, a component in the production of gasoline and jet fuels. |
 | Kochi cops set to crack down on illegal parkingOfficers have been deployed in plainclothes and in uniform to tackle illegal parking and smoothen traffic movement in the city. |
 | Campus art show at College of Fine Arts turns headsWith the theme of ‘Reimagining Tradition through Diverse Perspectives’, 14 students have showcased their artworks in various mediums. |
 | Fine bonanza: Ticketless travellers a ‘blessing’ in disguise for RailwaysAs per the Railway Act, unauthorised travel will entail a minimum fine of Rs 250, in addition to the actual cost of the ticket. |
| Builder fined for cheating buyer in KochiGalaxy Homes Private Ltd, Kochi had promised the complainant that they had all valid permits for constructing nine floors and that he would get a bank loan without any issues. |
 | Sri Lanka scraps USD 3.85 billion foreign-funded oil refineryThe project was originally meant to be jointly funded by Silver Park, owned by an Indian family company, and Oman and was due to be completed this year. |
 | Kalakshetra row: Independent enquiry committee finds teacher Hari Padman guilty of misconductLevelling allegations of sexual harassment on the campus, a section of students staged a protest in March this year seeking justice. |
 | Beyond just campus artSakavalvu, the collective, comprises 15 students from various departments of the College of Fine Arts, who make various utility objects, paintings, and eco-print dresses for sale. |
 | Saudi Arabia invests USD 10 billion to build Pakistan's largest oil refinery in GwadarTo facilitate Saudi investment in refining, the Pakistan government has recently passed a new policy. |
 | Delhi High Court fines two restaurant bodies for not complying with service charge normsDoCA’s National Consumers Helpline received over 4,000 complaints against illegal collection of ‘service charges’ in the past year. |
 | Consumer court slaps fine of Rs 20,000 on Chennai firmThe complainant has filed a case claiming compensation for the deficiency in service provided by the firm as the service rendered was unsatisfactory and did not meet their expectations. |
