IRDAI said that insurance companies have to ensure that. In this regard, IRDAI has issued information and cyber security guidelines to all insurance companies.

What did IRDAI say?

IRDAI said that the reputation of an organization is linked to a great extent with the behavior of its employees. IRDAI said, “Social media should be used in such a way that it adds value to the business of the organization.”

It has a specific section titled ‘Acceptable Use of Social Media’, which states that employees should not post any un-verified or unverified content on “any blog/chat forum/discussion forum/messenger site/social networking site”. Refrain from sharing confidential information. IRDA further said that the media forum should not be used for reporting or complaining about any service fault.

Instructions were also given regarding personal posts-

IRDA has also given its opinion regarding personal posts made on social media. The insurance regulator said that while posting personal posts on the internet, employees should make it clear that these are their views and the organization has nothing to do with it. IRDA further said, “No criticism or comment should be made on any organization or its business on personal websites or social networking platforms.

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Meanwhile, the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDA), working under the Government of India, has given important instructions. The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) has asked insurance companies to set social media guidelines for their employees.

Insurance

The insurance regulator has asked to ensure that no unauthenticated or confidential information related to the organization is disseminated through these forums. IRDA said that the reputation of an organization is largely related to the behavior of its employees and social media should be used in such a way that it adds value to the business of the organization.

In this regard, IRDA has issued information and cyber security guidelines to all insurance companies . It has a specific clause on ‘acceptable use of social media’, which states that employees should not share any unconfirmed or confidential information on “any blog/chat forum/discussion forum/messenger site/social networking site”. should be avoided.

Internet

IRDA has given many more important instructions. IRDA also said that while making personal posts on the Internet, individuals should make it clear that these are their views and do not represent the views of the organization. It is also very important to inform that the post has nothing to do with the organization.

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Now the 11th month i.e. November is starting from tomorrow. At the beginning of every new month, some new changes come about which we keep informing you from time to time. These changes are related to your pocket-life and need. This time there are some economic changes that can have a direct impact on you. Let us know about these changes.

KYC mandatory for health and general insurance claims from November 1

The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India () may make it mandatory for insurers to provide KYC (Know Your Customer) details from November 1. As of now, it is voluntary to provide KYC details while buying a non-life insurance policy which may be made mandatory from November 1. Rules related to KYC can be made mandatory for both new and old customers. Under this, if you do not present KYC documents while making an insurance claim, then your claim can be rejected.

Gas cylinder prices will change

On the first day of every month, there is a change in the prices of LPG gas cylinders by the petroleum companies. In such a situation, on November 1, new prices of LPG gas cylinders will be released by the oil companies. On November 1, the prices of both 14 kg domestic and 19 kg commercial gas cylinders may change. On the first of this month also, the prices of commercial gas cylinders were cut.

New timing of trains

There is also going to be a change in the time table of trains from November 1. Indian Railways is going to change the time table of trains across the country. Earlier, there was going to be a change in the time table of trains from October 1, but due to some reasons, the date of October 31 has been fixed further. Now the new time table will be implemented from 1st November. After this, the timings of 13 thousand passenger trains and 7 thousand on goods trains will change. Timings of about 30 Rajdhani trains running in the country will also change from November 1.

Subsidy on electricity will stop

The people of the capital Delhi will stop getting subsidy on electricity from October 1. In fact, now the people of Delhi have to register 947 to get 200 units of free electricity for a month. The last date for registration is 31 October. In such a situation, those who are not able to register will not be able to get the benefit of electricity subsidy in October.

OTP to be given for gas cylinder booking

From November 1, the process related to the delivery of LPG cylinders is also going to change. After booking the gas, an OTP will be sent to the mobile number of the customers. When the cylinder comes for delivery, you will have to share this OTP with the delivery boy. Once this code is matched with the system, the customer will only get the delivery of the cylinder.

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To overcome this problem, LIC has introduced a pension plan, which is named Jeevan Saral Plan. In this, investors have the option to choose the premium amount. Investors can invest in this from the age of 40 to 80 years.

Premium to be paid once

Most of the employed are in search of such options for themselves, by investing in which they can get money like regular income even after retirement. According to LIC website LIC Jeevan Saral plan is a policy designed as per the guidelines of Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI). In this, the investor has to deposit money in one go.

You can buy policy online

LIC has said that this plan can be purchased offline as well as online through LIC’s website www.licindia.in. This pension scheme will be linked to any one person.

In LIC Saral Jeevan plan, the investor gets a monthly pension of Rs 12,000 and has to pay a one-time premium. The policyholder can opt for Monthly, Half Yearly, Quarterly and Yearly.

How much pension will you get after depositing 10 lakhs

In this policy, the pension starts after the policy is purchased. If a person invests Rs 10 lakh, he will get a pension of Rs 52,500 per year.

The policy buyer will have to provide address proof and KYC documents along with medical details. Medical tests will also be done.

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