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    Gross written premiums of general insurers up 13.3% in Q1

    India's general insurance sector saw strong growth with an 8.76% increase in premiums for June and a 13.33% rise for the first quarter, driven by higher demand for motor and health insurance. Companies like ICICI Lombard and Star Health Insurance reported significant gains, especially in retail health and motor segments. However, New India Assurance faced slower growth, losing market share. Overall, the industry's gross premiums reached ₹72,757 crore, reflecting steady expansion and shifting consumer preferences towards comprehensive insurance coverage.

    Types of car insurance plans you should know about

    India mandates third-party insurance (Motor Vehicles Act 1988). IRDAI sets premiums. Types: third-party liability, Own Damage, and Comprehensive insurance with extensive coverage including INR 15 lakh Personal Accident Cover and add-ons. Own Damage covers accidents, disasters, theft. Premiums depend on vehicle age, model, coverage limits, safety gadgets, Insured Declared Value (IDV), and No-Claim Bonus (NCB).

    10 reasons why your health insurance claim can get rejected and how to avoid it

    Health insurance offers financial relief, but claim rejections can arise from incorrect info, waiting periods, non-disclosure, expired policies, missed documents, claim deadlines, intimation, sum insured limits, cashless treatments, network hospitals, policy terms, accurate medical info, and timely renewal. Awareness helps avoid financial burdens and smoother claim processing.

    Insurers likely to report robust growth amid market tailwinds

    APE growth in private insurers, driven by buoyant equity markets, faces VNB margin pressure from ULIPs and group pricing. Q1FY24 growth slowed due to high-value policy sales before tax changes. LIC shows 15% APE growth. HDFC Life (17-18% APE), ICICI Prudential Life (40% APE), SBI Life (18% APE), and Max Life Insurance (19% APE) report strong growth.

    Changes likely in India's new EV policy, may benefit legacy car companies

    The move comes as US electric carmaker Tesla Inc is still to make any firm commitment on building a factory in India. The policy, which aims to accelerate the local manufacturing of high-end electric cars, currently supports only fresh investments. Consultations are also on with stakeholders on another key issue troubling carmakers.

    Agniveer's kin got only insurance money: Rahul Gandhi

    Days after the Army clarified over the compensation paid to slain Agniveer Ajay Kumar's family, Gandhi claimed the family received insurance money, not compensation.

    The Economic Times
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