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Indian insurtech startups look overseas as AI reshapes global insurance

Indian insurtech startups look overseas as AI reshapes global insurance

The timing isn’t accidental. With artificial intelligence (AI) transforming underwriting, claims processing, and distribution, insurers worldwide are accelerating digital investments to modernize operations. Indian SaaS-driven (software-as-a-service) insurtechs, known for their cost efficiency and expertise in automation, see an opening to supply these markets with scalable, AI-powered solutions. Read this | InsuranceDekho debuts SaaS solutions firm

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‘No place safer than India for minorities’: Kiren Rijiju after Lok Sabha passes Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2025

‘No place safer than India for minorities’: Kiren Rijiju after Lok Sabha passes Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2025

The Lok Sabha passed the controversial Waqf (Amendment) Bill 2025 in the wee hours of April 3, after over a 12-hour debate. The ruling NDA members strongly defended the legislation as beneficial for minorities, while the opposition described it as “anti-Muslim” during the debate. The Bill was passed after all amendments moved by the opposition

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Delimitation Debate: South Indian States Demand Fair Representation in Fight for Parliamentary Equity

Delimitation Debate: South Indian States Demand Fair Representation in Fight for Parliamentary Equity

The BJP and the Congress have taken distinct approaches to the contentious issue of the delimitation of Lok Sabha seats, even as the Tamil Nadu government has raised the ante sharply, with Chief Minister M.K. Stalin drawing other opposition-ruled States as well into the debate. While the BJP’s Tamil Nadu unit president dismissed the controversy

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Culture is the most important aspect of how you run a GCC: Tesco’s Sumit Mitra

Culture is the most important aspect of how you run a GCC: Tesco’s Sumit Mitra

Enter Sumit Mitra. The former BT Group managing director was brought in by the British retailer in 2017 to head Tesco Business Solutions, the technology centre arm. His sole mandate was to drive change. Today, the company has one of its oldest running global capability centres (GCC) in India and employs about 5,500 people at

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Waqf Bill tabled in Lok Sabha: 5 KEY changes in revised version amid opposition by INDIA bloc, Muslim groups

Waqf Bill tabled in Lok Sabha: 5 KEY changes in revised version amid opposition by INDIA bloc, Muslim groups

Waqf Bill tabled in Lok Sabha: Union minister of Parliamentary affairs Kiren Rijiju re-introduced the controversial Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2025, in the Lok Sabha today, April 2. The Bill amends the Waqf Act,1995 which governs the management of Waqf properties in India. “We have accepted several recommendations made by the JPC in the bill and

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TMC leaders question party’s ‘silence’ on SFI’s protests against Mamata at Oxford

TMC leaders question party’s ‘silence’ on SFI’s protests against Mamata at Oxford

A section of Trinamool leaders has expressed dissatisfaction over the party’s rank and file “staying silent” after activists of the Left-wing Students’ Federation of India (SFI) raised slogans against West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and disrupted her lecture at Oxford University’s Kellogg College last week. | Photo Credit: – A section of Trinamool leaders

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‘Need of the hour’ is to raise OBC creamy layer income limit, House panel tells govt.

‘Need of the hour’ is to raise OBC creamy layer income limit, House panel tells govt.

The recommendation to raise the income limit for determining the creamy layer among OBCs was driven home by the Parliamentary Committee on the Welfare of OBCs in multiple reports it had tabled in the Lok Sabha on April 1, 2025 | Photo Credit: PTI A parliamentary committee looking into the welfare of Other Backward Classes

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