Ahmedabad: The insurance ombudsman is here disposed of of 99.63% complaints which he got last financial yearThe national average of disposal across all 17 offices of the Insurance Ombudsman is 92.28%.
Insurance Ombudsman is an alternative grievance redressal mechanism for complaints of insured persons against life and non-life Insurance companyAccording to a statement by the Lokpal, the Ahmedabad office received 6,153 complaints during the financial year 2022-23, of which 6,130 complaints were disposed of. Of the complaints received, 1,540 (25%) were related to life insurance; 353 (6%) were about general insurance; And 4,260 (69%) complaints were regarding health insurance.
In 2023, the Ombudsman’s office received 2,748 complaints till November 15, which is 17% more than the number of complaints received in the same period last year. People who are not satisfied with the insurance company’s response to claims can also lodge their complaints online with the Ombudsman. The compensation limit has increased from Rs 30 lakh to Rs 50 lakh.
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Insurance Ombudsman is an alternative grievance redressal mechanism for complaints of insured persons against life and non-life Insurance companyAccording to a statement by the Lokpal, the Ahmedabad office received 6,153 complaints during the financial year 2022-23, of which 6,130 complaints were disposed of. Of the complaints received, 1,540 (25%) were related to life insurance; 353 (6%) were about general insurance; And 4,260 (69%) complaints were regarding health insurance.
In 2023, the Ombudsman’s office received 2,748 complaints till November 15, which is 17% more than the number of complaints received in the same period last year. People who are not satisfied with the insurance company’s response to claims can also lodge their complaints online with the Ombudsman. The compensation limit has increased from Rs 30 lakh to Rs 50 lakh.
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Complaints against insurance companies increased by 21% in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry
Complaints against insurance companies in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry increased by 21.6% from April to October of FY24 compared to the same period last year. The Insurance Ombudsman office in Chennai registered 1,630 complaints during the period, up from 1,340 in the same period in FY23. The number of complaints against insurers in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry reached 3,421 in 2022-23, an increase of 41.4% from FY22. 60% of these complaints were against health insurance companies, while 40% were related to life and auto insurance. In FY23, 51,000 complaints were filed against insurance companies across the country, a 19% increase over the previous year.
Complaints against insurance companies in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry increased by 21.6% from April to October of FY24 compared to the same period last year. The Insurance Ombudsman office in Chennai registered 1,630 complaints during the period, up from 1,340 in the same period in FY23. The number of complaints against insurers in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry reached 3,421 in 2022-23, an increase of 41.4% from FY22. 60% of these complaints were against health insurance companies, while 40% were related to life and auto insurance. In FY23, 51,000 complaints were filed against insurance companies across the country, a 19% increase over the previous year.
Caste census, insurance of Rs 50 lakh are among the promises of Congress in Rajasthan.
Congress unveiled Rajasthan manifesto, Jan Ghoshana Patra, which promises jobs, interest-free loans for farmers and traders, subsidized cooking gas, Bihar-like caste survey, MSP Guarantee Act. The manifesto also plans to increase healthcare coverage, interest-free loans for farmers and traders, increasing employment days under NREGA, lower prices of LPG cylinders, inclusion of auto and taxi drivers in the Gig Workers Welfare Act, Right to Housing Act, guarantee scheme. Is included. Education up to class 12, and strengthening the old pension scheme. The manifesto is based on public suggestions and aims to make Rajasthan the top state in per capita income.
Congress unveiled Rajasthan manifesto, Jan Ghoshana Patra, which promises jobs, interest-free loans for farmers and traders, subsidized cooking gas, Bihar-like caste survey, MSP Guarantee Act. The manifesto also plans to increase healthcare coverage, interest-free loans for farmers and traders, increasing employment days under NREGA, lower prices of LPG cylinders, inclusion of auto and taxi drivers in the Gig Workers Welfare Act, Right to Housing Act, guarantee scheme. Is included. Education up to class 12, and strengthening the old pension scheme. The manifesto is based on public suggestions and aims to make Rajasthan the top state in per capita income.
India’s matches have the highest insurance at Rs 80 crores.
Each of India’s matches at the 2023 ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup is insured for up to Rs 80 crore, making them the most insured sporting event in India. Broadcaster Star India alone has insured the matches for an estimated total of Rs 1800 crore. Insurers are relieved as unlike the Asia Cup, there are no significant deductions made on the match. The premium paid by the broadcaster for the event is around Rs 64 crore. Big bets have been placed on matches related to India, due to which the number of viewers has increased.
Each of India’s matches at the 2023 ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup is insured for up to Rs 80 crore, making them the most insured sporting event in India. Broadcaster Star India alone has insured the matches for an estimated total of Rs 1800 crore. Insurers are relieved as unlike the Asia Cup, there are no significant deductions made on the match. The premium paid by the broadcaster for the event is around Rs 64 crore. Big bets have been placed on matches related to India, due to which the number of viewers has increased.
