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“We will be happy if more emphasis will be given by insurers on how to deal with the current pandemic and post pandemic.We will be delighted if more proposals come to deal with present situation,” Subhash C Khuntia, Chairman, IRDA
MR Kumar, chairman, Life Insurance Corporation, emphasized to focus on IDEAS- Investment opportunity, Distribution of insurance products, Economics and efficiencies, Administration of business & focus on technology and Solvency and soundness of the industry.
No more extension for the renewals of motor policies:GI Council
All vehicle owners are advised to get their insurance policies renewed on or before the due date of renewal for continued validity of the insurance policies, said the GI Council on Thursday. .
MoRTH had issued a letter on 24th August 2020 advising State Governments that in case the validity of fitness certificates, permits, driving licences, and registration certificates pertaining to vehicles have expired on or after 1st February 2020 and not extended due to the lockdown, such certificates may be treated as valid until 31st Dec 2020.
India’s coronavirus pandemic hits fast dwindling tribe in remote islands
Scientists map out mosquito immune system to help fight malaria
ILS retrocession capacity further squeezed in the Pandemic era
Max Life Insurance partners with Royal Challengers Bangalore for IPL 2020
As part of the partnership, Max Life will be the official life insurance partner of the Royal ChallengersBangalore (RCB) team for the second consecutive year. In addition to being the team’s official life insurance partner, Max Life is also among the apparel partners for RCB for the 13th edition of Indian Premier League T20.
Bajaj Allianz Life launches Smart Assist
Tarun Chugh, Managing Director and CEO of Bajaj Allianz Life said, “The business environment has changed significantly since the pandemic, and it is essential to respond to changing customers behaviors. We are focused on building agile business processes to meet the new needs, and Smart Assist is yet another step in that direction. The innovative tech-enabled service is designed to deliver superior service experience. We are confident it will play an essential role in keeping life goals of our customers on track, irrespective of the limitations due to the pandemic.”
Assam Cabinet approves Rs 50-lakh insurance cover for journalists, home guards succumbing to COVID-19
Indian Vaccine trial: Vital signs of volunteers normal, says doctor
Two men, aged 32 and 48, were given the first shot of the ‘Covishield’ vaccine, being manufactured by Pune-based Serum Institute of India (SII), at Bharti Vidyapeeth’s Medical College and Hospital on Wednesday. The dose will be repeated after one month, an official said.
“Since yesterday, our medical team is in touch with the two volunteers and both are fine. They do not have any pain, fever, injection-side reaction or systemic illness post-vaccination,” the medical college and hospital’s deputy medical director Dr Jitendra Oswal said.
COVID-19 deaths to cross 317,000 in U.S. by December 1
Hurricane Laura slams Louisiana, kills six, but less damage than forecast
Laura was downgraded to a tropical depression by the NHC at 10 p.m., and the forecaster said it will move to the mid-Mississippi Valley later on Friday and then to the mid-Atlantic states on Saturday.
Laura caused less mayhem than forecasts predicted – but officials said it remained a dangerous storm and that it would take days to assess the damage. At least 867,000 homes and businesses in Louisiana, Texas and Arkansas remained without power on Thursday afternoon.
“This was the most powerful storm to ever make landfall in Louisiana,” Governor John Bel Edwards told a news conference. “It’s continuing to cause damage and life-threatening conditions.”
Bajaj Allianz General Insurance launches retail comprehensive cover for pet dogs
The premium for this policy starts from Rs 315 (excluding GST) and varies based on the age, size, gender, covers opted for, plan opted for and sum insured selected. A discount of 5% on premium is provided in case of RFID tagging. Pet dogs are classified into either of Small, Medium, Large or Giant sizes based on the breed of the dog. The product has two plans, which differ based on specific inclusions and exclusions in each.Medical tests for pet dog is not mandatory even at higher ages subject to waiting period for covering certain diseases.
India risks decade of stagnation in income, quality of life if GDP doesn’t grow over 8% annually I
On the reforms front, it advocated attention to manufacturing, real estate, agriculture, healthcare, and retail sectors, unlocking land which can reduce prices by up to a fourth, creating “flexible” labour markets, enabling efficient power distribution to reduce tariffs for consumers by over 20 per cent and privatizing 30 top state-run enterprises.
Monsoon 24% above average in August, heavy rain to continue, says IMD
“There’s no doubt that the quantity of rains has been excellent, but the other important feature of this year’s monsoon is that the rainfall has been very well distributed across the country,” Mrutyunjay Mohapatra, director general of the IMD, said. “And that augurs well for our agricultural output this year.”
SC asks Centre to clarify stand on interest waiver during moratorium
Financial technology companies funding in APAC up 9.1% in Q2; India sees 38% dip
Tokyo’s new see-through toilets aim to enhance public spaces
By installing stylish toilets in public spaces the project hopes to change the common view that such facilities are dark and dirty places.
“It would be great to see the Tokyo Toilets become a model for toilets not just in Japan but across the world,” Nippon Foundation Program Director Hayato Hanaoka said.
Global protection gap for mortality, health and natural cat reach a new high of $1.24 trillion:Swiss Re
Globally, mortality resilience declined the most, driven by a widening of the mortality protection gap in the Asia-Pacific region, where China’s protection gap expanded due to rapidly growing household debt
Health resilience was stable despite some deterioration in emerging markets.
The global health protection gap widened by more than 5% to USD 588 billion.Natural catastrophe resilience was lowest of the three risk areas. Swiss Re Institute expects that health and mortality protection gaps will widen as households grapple with lower incomes, higher healthcare costs and the financial consequences of losing a breadwinner as a result of the pandemic.