SPIRIT OF MUMBAI

  Increased life insurance awareness and ownership led to increased India Protection Quotient of 35 for women up from 33 last year Health related concerns are becoming a priority May 11 th , 2020, New Delhi:  On the occasion of Mother’s Day, Max Life Insurance’s  India Protection Quotient  2.0  (“IPQ 2.0)  survey in association with Kantar revealed that women in urban India have registered a sharp increase in life insurance ownership and awareness over the last twelve months. While life insurance ownership witnessed 8% increase to 67% among women, term insurance awareness rose by 11% to 55% and term insurance ownership witnessed a 7% increase to 26%. This has led to an increase in the overall protection quotient, which is higher at 35 for women this year as compared to 33 last year IPQ 1.0 survey. Marking the progress,  Aalok Bhan, Director & Chief Marketing Officer, Max Life  said, “ In the modern Indian context, as more women assu...

The cheerful faces of excited children blushed the red roses at the World Vision India  Partners Meet in Mumbai on 27th February. I know there are too many adverbs in a single sentence but can not help praising the World Vision India. Such was the exhilarating , refreshing and mood-boosting atmosphere at the partners meet that, all of us first time visitors are grateful to World Vision India for absorbing us in their Multi-Dimensional activities. World Vision India is a Christian humanitarian organization working to create lasting change in the lives of children, families and communities living in poverty and injustice. World Vision serves all people regardless of religion, caste, race, ethnicity or gender. Spread across 174 districts in India, World Vision works through long-term sustainable community development programmes and immediate disaster relief assistance I am passionate about children-cause so I grabbed this opportunity to blog for World Vision India...