Revised IRDAI Audit Guidelines for Insurance Repositories

IRDAI has issued revised audit guidelines for insurance repositories in 2025, focusing on data privacy, claim transparency, and compliance checks. Here’s what it means for policyholders.
IRDAI has issued revised audit guidelines for insurance repositories in 2025, focusing on data privacy, claim transparency, and compliance checks. Here’s what it means for policyholders.
Visual comparison of LIC and private life insurers’ premium growth in July 2025, highlighting strong upward trends in India’s life insurance sector.
Ghaziabad’s consumer forum has ordered Star Health to pay ₹1.1 lakh for a Covid hospitalization claim it had denied, plus ₹5,000 in litigation costs, marking a win for consumer rights in health insurance disputes.
Axis Max Life Insurance aims to grow 3–5% above industry averages in FY 2026, backed by strong Q1 results, distribution expansion, and a push to enter the top 3 private life insurers.
A visual comparison highlighting the muted growth in India’s motor insurance segment versus the strong double-digit rise in health insurance premiums in July 2025, reflecting the sector’s shifting growth drivers.
A warm-toned visual showing rising premium values through coin stacks alongside stagnant policy volumes, representing the current trend in India’s life insurance sector.
Government credits ₹3,200 crore to 30 lakh farmers under PMFBY with faster claim payouts, boosting rural confidence ahead of Kharif season.
Axis Max Life Insurance has launched ‘Bharosa Talks’, a flagship initiative designed to explore India’s evolving mindset toward financial protection. Partnered with the latest India Protection Quotient (IPQ) 7.0 study, this platform highlights real stories and data from across demographics…
The PMFBY update ensures farmers continue receiving crop insurance benefits even if state governments default on premium payments. This critical change protects farmers’ financial security and strengthens India’s agricultural insurance framework.
Kerala’s state cabinet approved Phase II of MEDISEP, raising the insurance coverage from ₹3 lakh to ₹5 lakh annually. The scheme now covers over 2,100 procedures including major surgeries, offering enhanced medical benefits to government employees and pensioners.