Irdai: Irdai plan to help check mis-selling, raise returns

Irdai plan to help check mis-selling MUMBAI: Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (Irdai) introduced statutory caps on commissions and expenses of management (EoM) to put an end to commission-driven bidding wars and excessive upfront distributor payouts, ensuring cost efficiencies are directly passed on to policyholders through lower premiums, improved investment returns, and reduced…

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As inflation bites, shoppers count every penny

Data sets show that pressure has been building up on consumers since the start of the year as the war disrupted energy supplies, pushing up prices of fuel and LPG cylinders. MUMBAI: Indians are counting every penny they are spending—blame it on price hikes and inflation. Consumers are becoming value-conscious, trimming budgets for non-essential spends…

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Gold at Rs 1.5 lakh per 10 grams is pushing middle-class Indian buyers to silver who are getting 650 grams of silver at the same price; some betting silver at Rs 2.3 lakh per kg may hit Rs 4 lakh

High gold prices have made the precious metal out of reach for several people. (Image for representative purpose only) This festive season, Indians may opt to buy silver instead of gold as prices of the yellow metal stay high despite the recent fall. Silver, traditionally playing a supporting role to gold in India’s jewellery market,…

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Father got 3 bigha of land from Himachal government, but patta was never signed; why HC allowed married daughter’s inheritance appeal & what role Hindu Succession Act plays

The Hindu Succession Act, 1956, does not distinguish between married and unmarried Hindu daughters when determining inheritance rights. (Image for representative purpose only) You are allotted land by the state government under Nautor rules, but what happens after your death? Can your married daughter inherit it? In one such case, the court has ruled in…

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