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No, IRDAI has not eliminated any 65-year-age regulatory cap on issuing health policies to senior citizens. Here's what the norms mean - Vimarsana News

No, IRDAI has not eliminated any 65-year-age regulatory cap on issuing health policies to senior citizens. Here's what the norms mean

IRDAI skipped mention of the 65-year entry age provision in its regulations effective April 1, but this does not mean it has eliminated any ‘cap’ that existed until March 31. Contrary to the chatter, some insurers are actually reducing the maximum entry age under their regular health policies. Senior citizens who are rejoicing should watch out for this googly.

Has IRDAI eliminated age restriction on health policies for senior citizens? Explained - Vimarsana News

Has IRDAI eliminated age restriction on health policies for senior citizens? Explained

Will the senior citizens benefit from IRDAI omitting to mention “65-year-olds”? Find out what experts say.

Nikhil Apte: Political Actors Use Religion To Align Their Politics - Vimarsana News

Nikhil Apte: Political Actors Use Religion To Align Their Politics

The rulers of the day need to be sensitive and involved in managing the identities of sacred spaces and the ongoing dialogues about the past in diverse societies, suggests Colonel Nikhil Apte (retd).

Source: rediff.com
Overseas student travel insurance policies to get bigger and better. Here's how - Vimarsana News

Overseas student travel insurance policies to get bigger and better. Here's how

Education counsellors say that overseas universities often advise students to purchase insurance policies with more comprehensive terms and a broader network of cashless hospitals and clinics in the host country. Meanwhile, Indian insurers believe that the reluctance to accept their policies is influenced by the universities' partnerships with local insurers in their respective countries.

Stranded in war zone: Travel insurance to cover hospitalisation for illness, but not evacuation to India - Vimarsana News

Stranded in war zone: Travel insurance to cover hospitalisation for illness, but not evacuation to India

War and war-like situations are exclusions – that is, expenses that insurance policies will not pay for – and in any case, only government-operated evacuation flights are likely to be permitted to carry out operations under such circumstances, say insurers