When I first started advising friends and small business owners about financial planning in Delhi, one question came up again and again: “What kinds of insurance should I have?” It turns out…
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When I first explored the world of international trade and shipping—especially seeing containers moving through the ports of Mumbai and Chennai—I realised one thing clearly: the sea, the inland waterways, the trucks…
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Owning and driving a vehicle in India – whether it’s your trusted scooter navigating Delhi’s traffic or a family car that carries cherished memories – brings freedom and convenience. At the same…
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Life insurance is one of the foundational pillars of financial planning in India. At its core, life insurance provides a financial safety net: when the policyholder dies (or in some cases survives…
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India is a country where two-wheelers are not just a means of transport—they’re a part of everyday life. From scooters and motorcycles to mopeds and superbikes, two-wheelers dominate Indian roads due to…
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In India’s evolving insurance landscape, group insurance has emerged as one of the most beneficial tools for financial security and employee welfare. Unlike individual insurance policies, group insurance covers multiple individuals under…
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Fire is one of the most devastating risks that can destroy homes, offices, factories, and warehouses in minutes. Every year, India records thousands of fire-related incidents that cause not only loss of…
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Agriculture is the backbone of India’s economy, employing over half of the nation’s workforce. However, it remains one of the most unpredictable sectors due to factors like erratic rainfall, droughts, floods, and…
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Life insurance is a promise: pay regular premiums, and the insurer will deliver certain benefits when specific events happen (death, maturity, survival etc.). However, the “claim” is the moment that promise is…
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Insurance has become an essential financial tool in modern India, helping individuals and businesses protect themselves from unexpected risks. Broadly, the insurance sector in India is divided into two main categories —…
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