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Bajaj General Insurance Launches MHCP EDGE Plus, a Flexible, Next-Generation Health Indemnity Plan with Coverage upto INR 5 Crores
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Bajaj General Insurance Launches MHCP EDGE Plus, a Flexible, Next-Generation Health Indemnity Plan with Coverage upto INR 5 Crores

Pune (Maharashtra) [India], May 19: Bajaj General Insurance Limited (formerly known as Bajaj Allianz General Insurance Company Limited), one of India’s leading private general insurers, today announced the launch of ‘My Health Care Plan Edge+’ (MHCP EDGE+), a comprehensive health indemnity solution designed to address rising healthcare costs and reduce out-of-pocket expenses through enhanced flexibility and customisation.Sum insured options from INR 5 Lakhs up to INR 5 CroresUnlimited reinstatement ensuring continued coverage within the policy yearModular design with multiple add-ons and riders for customised protectionCoverage for consumables, modern treatments, and global care optionsAge Shield feature to lock premium at the entry age until a claim is madeSmart T...
From Criticism to Collaboration: Building India’s USD 10 Trillion Economy Through Distributed Excellence
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From Criticism to Collaboration: Building India’s USD 10 Trillion Economy Through Distributed Excellence

Anuj Agrawal, Founder & CEO Of Zyon GroupBengaluru (Karnataka) [India], May 12: Bengaluru has been under siege—not from competition, but from criticism. Headlines decry its traffic, infrastructure gaps, and strained public systems. But here’s what the critics miss: Bengaluru’s problems are symptoms of unprecedented success. When a city hosts 875 GCC Units, employs 1.65 million technology professionals, and nurtures 53 unicorns—more than any other Indian city—growing pains are inevitable.India’s ambition to become a $10 trillion economy by 2030-35 doesn’t hinge on solving Bengaluru’s traffic. It hinges on building ten more Bengalurus.The Numbers Tell a Remarkable StoryIndia’s technology ecosystem has reached unprecedented scale. W...
A 2,124-Year Insurance Policy Triggers RBI Action, and the Launch of NYVO
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A 2,124-Year Insurance Policy Triggers RBI Action, and the Launch of NYVO

New Delhi [India], February 10: A nationalised bank in Maharashtra sold a life insurance policy to a 90-year-old man. The annual premium was ₹2 lakh. The maturity date of the policy was the year 2124. This was not a hypothetical case or an isolated error, it happened. The Reserve Bank of India has since taken note. In its February 2026 policy statement, the RBI proposed comprehensive guidelines to curb mis-selling by banks, including mandatory suitability assessments and stronger accountability for staff. The issue has grown too large to ignore. But regulation alone will not fix it. What families truly need is a fundamentally different kind of advisor. This type of mis-selling stories led to the launch of NYVO. The founders of NYVO, Harsh and Kshitij, are veterans in financial services. Ha...