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    Nearly 70% health claim users opting for reimbursement mode don't have enough liquid savings to pay bills: Survey

    A recent study highlighted challenges faced by health insurance policyholders opting for reimbursement, often resorting to borrowing or dipping into savings for medical bills. Despite expanded coverage, 68% lacked adequate savings for expenses. Cashless treatment remains preferred, with 89% satisfaction, compared to 79% for reimbursements. Delays post-discharge also impact satisfaction.

    Indian deposit insurer way behind global peers in processing reimbursements: RBI Deputy Governor

    RBI deputy governor Michael Patra highlighted that India's deposit insurer DICGC lagged behind international counterparts in processing reimbursements, taking over a month compared to IADI's target of seven days. Challenges such as data quality, identification issues, and lack of alternative bank accounts hinder quick payouts. India mandates deposit insurance for all banks, covering 1,997 institutions, with a coverage limit of Rs 5 lakh per depositor. Patra emphasised the need for improved risk management and crisis frameworks in light of evolving challenges, such as climate change impacting financial systems.

    Who is Stormy Daniels, the porn star at the center of Trump's criminal conviction?

    Adult film star Stormy Daniels testified against Donald Trump, who was found guilty of covering up a payment to her before the 2016 election. The encounter took place while Trump was married to Melania.

    IRDAI in favour of 100% cashless claim settlement in health

    In terms of cashless claims, the regulator wants insurers to decide on authorisation requests within one hour of receipt. It has directed insurance companies to put in place necessary systems and procedures to meet the new guidelines by July 31, 2024.

    Govt revamps pharma scheme; broadens eligibility criteria, brings in flexible financing options

    The Indian government has revamped the Pharmaceuticals Technology Upgradation Assistance Scheme (PTUAS) to support drug companies in upgrading their facilities to produce medicines conforming to global standards. The scheme now extends beyond MSMEs to pharmaceutical manufacturing units with a turnover of less than Rs 500 crore that require technology and quality upgradation. The scheme also introduces more flexible financing options, emphasizing subsidies on reimbursement basis.

    Karnataka BJP accuses Congress of appeasement, says state property handed over to minorities

    In post on X, Leader of Opposition in Karnataka Assembly asked what was the necessity of closing down the government veterinary clinic that treats cattle and giving it to minorities.

    The Economic Times
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