Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) to deploy Bima Vahaks in every Gram Panchayat before 31 December 2024. As per the guidelines, every insurer shall endeavour to engage individual Bima Vahaks and/or corporate Bima Vahaks with the focus to progressively achieve coverage of every Gram Panchayat. Bima Vahaks shall be deployed in each Gram Panchayat before 31 December 2024. As per the new guidelines, there is no restriction on the number of insurers a Bima Vahak is allowed to work with. IRDAI has removed the following clause, which appeared in the previous release: work with only one life insurer, one general insurer and one health insurer and additionally where permitted by the Authority, with the Agriculture Insurance Company of India Ltd. Meanwhile, the objective of Bima Vahak continues to be a women-centric, dedicated distribution channel that will ensure accessibility and availability of insurance in every nook and corner of the country.The Bima Vahaks, both corporate and individual, will be authorised to undertake activities like the collection of proposal information and know-your-customer (KYC) documents and coordinate claims-related services.
‘White Bud’ of maize is a deficiency symptom of
The reddish colour of Red soils develops due to ________
Attitude scales are used to measure:
Who has been named the 2023 recipient of the prestigious Norman E Borlaug Award for Field Research and Application by the World Food Prize Foundation?
Capillary and non capillary pores must be in _______ proportion for good crop production:
Approximately, what fraction of total workforce of India is engaged in agricultural and allied sector activities?
Which of the following model describes translocation through phloem?
When variable cost is zero, the total cost will be?
I. Equal to variable cost
II. Equal to fixed cost
III. Equal to average variable cost
In Soil Science “Micelle” stands for
Which, among the following membrane transporters, shows active transport mechanism?
