Insurance grievances can be frustrating, especially when your claim is rejected, delayed, or unresolved. To help individual policyholders resolve such issues efficiently and cost-effectively, the ...

The government on Wednesday said the 'e-Daakhil portal', an inexpensive, speedy and hassle-free mechanism for filing consumer complaints, has been rolled out successfully in all states and union ...

New Delhi [India], March 27: In today's competitive market, every business aims to achieve 100% consumer satisfaction to establish itself as a trusted brand. However, there are times when products or ...

New Delhi, Nov 28 (PTI) The government will make e-filing of consumer complaints compulsory from April next year, a move that is also expected to help in faster redressal of the grievances, a senior ...

If you look at the promotional messages that the Consumer Affairs department puts out, you may imagine that filing a consumer complaint is as simple as jotting down your grievance, attaching a bill ...

Since you are not satisfied with the response given by your insurer, you have multiple options to file a complaint. You can directly register your grievance on the Insurance Regulatory and Development ...

Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs Minister G.R. Anil inaugurated the e-Daakhil portal for consumer grievance redressal at a function held at the Kerala State Consumer Redressal Commission ...

The government will make e-filing of consumer complaints compulsory from April next year, a move that is also expected to help in faster redressal of the grievances, a senior official said on Monday.

If you feel that there was negligence on the part of the insurer either in servicing a policy, processing a proposal, or processing claims, you can register a complaint with the Insurance Regulatory ...

What’s the news: The Department of Consumer Affairs on November 30 announced that the government will make e-filing of consumer complaints mandatory from April 2023, PTI reported. Currently, people ...