RAFIQ, J.—Vide impugned award dated 05.08.2006 learned Motor Accident Claims Tribunal & Additional District Judge (Fast Track) No.7, Jaipur City, Jaipur, has awarded total compensation of Rs.98,813/- with 6% per annum interest thereon, in favour of claimant-appellants, in MAC Case No.394/2004, for the injuries sustained by her in a motor accident took place on 01.03.2002. Appellant claimed a total compensation of Rs.9,80,000/-. Being aggrieved thereby, she has filed this appeal. 2. Learned counsel for appellant contended that at relevant point of time appellant was 33 years of age. She was in government employment. She sustained serious injuries and there was a crush injury on her right foot with fractures of lateral malleolus and compound fracture of medial condyle of right humerus bone. She remained confined to bed and had to remain on leave for 166 days. She spent Rs.1,50,000/- on different heads during treatment. She cannot walk properly and also feels difficulty in squatting and sitting cross legged. She sustained 14.5% permanent disability. Looking to age of and permanent disability suffered by the appellant, amount of compensation awarded by learned Tribunal is towards lower side. 3. Learned Tribunal has found that accident took place on account of rash and negligent driving of offending truck and there was no fault of appellant. In accident, appellant sustained fracture of right leg, and fingers of that foot were amputated. She also sustained serious injury on her right hand. Appellant has produced on record medical bills of Rs.3,254/-.Looking to nature of injuries and fact that appellant being a government employee must have reimbursed his medical bills from the department, and keeping in view the expenses on transportation and nutritious diet, the Tribunal has awarded Rs.10,000/-. Learned Tribunal further awarded Rs.20,000/- for physical pain and mental agony suffered by appellant on account of injuries. Appellant remained on leave for 166 days for her treatment and therefore learned Tribunal awarded Rs.40,813/- for loss of income on account of her remaining on leaves holding that had the accident not taken place, she would not have to remain on leaves and would have received payment of those leaves by way of surrender. Appellant remained on leave for 166 days for her treatment and therefore learned Tribunal awarded Rs.40,813/- for loss of income on account of her remaining on leaves holding that had the accident not taken place, she would not have to remain on leaves and would have received payment of those leaves by way of surrender. Learned Tribunal further held that on account of 14.05% permanent disability suffered by her, it cannot be said that she would have suffered any loss of income as she is in permanent government employment, however, she would suffer for rest of her life on account of amputation of fingers of his foot and accordin-gly awarded compensation of Rs.28,000/- for permanent disability. 4. Looking to all facts and circumstances of the case, in my considered view, ends of justice would meet in case compensation of Rs.20,000/- for physical pain and mental agony is enhanced to Rs.25,000/- and compensation of Rs.28,000/- for permanent disability is enhanced to Rs.40,000/-. It is accordingly enhanced. Rest part of award is maintained. 5. The appeal is partly allowed. Total amount of compensation of Rs.98,813/- awarded by learned Tribunal under all heads, is enhanced to Rs.1,15,813/- (10000+25000+40813+40000). Appellant shall also be entitled to receive interest on the enhanced amount of compensation at the rate of 6% per annum from the date of filing of claim petition till actual payment thereof.