Here are the definitions for the terms you requested:

(a) Injury: Injury refers to any harm or damage caused to a person’s body or                                   health, whether it is physical, mental, or emotional. It can result from                           an accident, negligence, or intentional harm, and may not always                                  result in significant harm to the person.

 (b) Hurt: Hurt is defined as any act that causes bodily injury or harm to a                                     person. It can include minor injuries or physical pain caused                                           intentionally or recklessly. The harm does not need to be severe or                               permanent for it to be considered hurt.

(c) Grievous Hurt: Grievous hurt refers to severe physical injury that causes                                                  significant harm to the victim. It includes injuries that may                                              endanger life, cause permanent disability, or result in the                                                loss of a body part. Examples of grievous hurt are fractures,                                            permanent disfigurement, or injury to vital organs.

(d) Wrongful Gain and Wrongful Loss:
                Wrongful Gain: A gain obtained by unlawful means, where a person                                                         gains something through deceit, theft, or illegal                                                                    activities.
             Wrongful Loss: A loss caused by wrongful or illegal actions, where                                                              someone suffers harm or loses property due to actions                                                      that violate their rights.

 (e) Punishment: Punishment is the penalty or consequence imposed on an                                                 individual for committing an offense. It is a legal sanction                                               designed to deter criminal behavior, correct wrongdoers, and                                         provide justice to victims. The severity of punishment varies                                           based on the nature and seriousness of the offense.