MUMBAI, Oct. 17 -- "My daughter will be able to stand on her feet again. It's a ray of hope," said an elated Anil Jovil, 58, who on Wednesday received a Rs.15-lakh cheque as compensation for his three family members who were killed when their building in Virar suddenly collapsed on August 27. His daughter Vishakha survived but her injuries left her paralysed waist down. HT on Monday reported the plight of the father-daughter in the face of the government and municipal corporation's indifference. Vishaka was in a private hospital for over 50 days and Jovil was struggling to cope with her spiralling medical bills. With the government compensation for Jovil's dead family members not yet in and the Virar Vasai municipal corporation having stopped paying Vishakha's medical expenses, the distraught father had lost all hope. Vishakha was one of the nine persons injured in the Ramabai Apartment building collapse in Virar, which claimed the lives of 17 people. After the accident, chief minister Devendra Fadnavis had announced that the families of the deceased would be given Rs.5 lakh each from the Chief Minister's Fund and free treatment for the injured. Jovil had been running from pillar to post to claim the money but to no avail. On Wednesday, he was finally contacted by the tehsildar's office and given a cheque of Rs.15 lakh as compensation for the deaths of his son Omkar, 28, daughter-in-law Aarohi, 24, and one-year-old granddaughter Utkarsha. "Now I will be able to afford physiotherapy for Vishakha," said the visibly relieved father. "I will admit her to a hospital which has physiotherapists." Vishakha, however, has yet to receive compensation. Maharashtra Pradesh Congress General Secretary Dr Dinesh Kamble, who was pursuing compensation for all the victims, said that Vishakha would be now able to get the treatment she deserved. "Whatever happened is in the past but now at least the government should make sure that other victims' families do not suffer the same fate as the Jovils," he said....