minimum wages of daily wagers or unskilled manual worker in U.P. is around Rs.6900/- per month. Therefore, considering the income determined by the Apex Court in the case of Kajal (supra), this Court determines the income of victim appellant as Rs.5000/- per month which she could have earned on becoming major and on considering the fact that the victim appellant was below 14 years, and her disability of 40% this Court further directs that 40% of her income be added for the future prospect. Thus, total income would come around Rs.7000/- per month as applicant suffered permanent disability of 40%, therefore, loss of annual earning would be Rs.7000 x 40%= 2800 x 12 = Rs. 33,600/- and on applying the multiplier of 18 as per the case of Sarla Verma and other vs. Delhi Transport Corporation and another; 2009 (2) SCC (Crl) 1002. Total loss of income of victim comes to about Rs.6,04,800/-. 16. The tribunal has awarded Rs.13,200/- for pain and suffering and diet but the same is absolutely incorrect because as per judgement of Malikarjun vs Divisional Manager, National Insurance Company Ltd.; (2014) 14 SCC 396 children suffering from disability on account of motor vehicle accident, are entitled to Rs.3,00,000/- up to disability of 60% for pain suffering, physical shape, hardship, inconvenience, discomfort and loss of amenities in life on account of permanent disability. This Court also determines Rs.25,000/- for the discomfort, inconvenience and loss of earning to the parents of the victim during the period of hospitalisation.
