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The Claim You Were Entitled To — And the Money Most Patients Never Get Back

Why thousands of insured Indian families silently absorb deductions and rejections they could have reversed — and how claims advocacy is closing the gap....
Jun 05

Traya Rejected Me. Then I Understood Why - And It Changed How I Think About Every Health Brand - The Story Behind Stage 6 By Raj Nihalani | Mumbai, Maharashtra| Businessman

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Mar 31

Progress at CSW70 despite increasing pushbacks against gender equality

The 70th session of the intergovernmental UN Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) - UN's largest annual forum on gender equality – which began on ...
Mar 19

Deathbed Policies: When Profit Crosses the Line of Ethics

The ethical dimension of insurance sales becomes particularly significant when illness enters the picture....
Mar 09

The Cost of Saying ‘No’ to a Patient: Consumer Court Pulls Up Insurance Company Over Claim Rejection

Medical insurance claim disputes should not become a routine part of patient recovery...
Feb 21

Overdose or Oversight? Cough Syrup Deaths Raise Uncomfortable Questions for Public Health

The deaths discussed in the Assembly, however few in number, should prompt reflection rather than defensiveness...
Feb 06

Is Your Life Insurance Safe? The Legal Doctrine That Can Void It Overnight

High-value policies attract scrutiny, and early claims will continue to be examined through the lens of disclosure and good faith....
Jan 29

When Surveillance Enters the ICU: Transparency, Trust, and the Battle Over Ayushman Bharat

Between policy intent and lived reality. When cameras enter the ICU debate, they force us to ask whether we are strengthening those relationships or quietly ...
Jan 16

When Insurance Crosses the Line: Why Choosing Your Own Doctor Is Not a Crime

In an era where healthcare decisions are increasingly influenced by policy clauses and cost calculations, this ruling aims to restore balance....
Dec 26

A Cancer Battle Made Harder: The Rs 66 Lakh Judgment That Sends a Warning

Patients must know their rights, understand their policies, and recognise that unfair rejections can be challenged....
Dec 02

When Protection Becomes Prejudice: India’s Insurance Walls Are Built Against Its Disabled Citizens

For persons with disabilities whose healthcare needs are often higher and more frequent, financial shocks are a constant threat....
Nov 25

Who Decides When You’re Sick Enough? The Alarming Power Shift in India’s Health Insurance System

The purpose of health coverage is to restore peace of mind, not replace it with anxiety about whether treatment will be reimbursed....
Oct 28

Denied Treatment, Denied Life: Kerala High Court Slams Arbitrary Rejection of Healh Claim

The Kerala High Court’s ruling is a reaffirmation that compassion and justice must coexist within the framework of business, especially when life itself is ...
Oct 08

When Health Insurance Becomes a Gamble: A Family’s Ordeal with Denied Claims

Vipin’s fight should remind us that health insurance cannot remain a business of selling dreams, it must honor its commitment when life and health ...
Sep 11

Kaplan Reimagines the University of Adelaide College as Kaplan International College Adelaide