An assessment of insurance company accessibility in rural Rajasthan

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The revenue village is the fundamental unit of rural regions and is divided into three groups: main workers, marginal workers, and not workers. Most rural populations are dependent on agriculture, and the allocation of land for agricultural use is asymmetrical. Rural insurance is a procedure or contract securing compensation for loss, damage, injury or death on payment of premium. Loans are given to marginal and small farmers for the acquisition of agricultural inputs, and activities to aid farmers include loans for well building and deepening, electrification, and the purchase of pump sets. Insurance firms in India offer services to rural residents, such as livestock, poultry, and fisheries as well as crop insurance for those crops where bank loans are allowed.Janshree Bima Yojana was started in 1988-89 to provide social security to weaker and vulnerable sections of society. This research study examines the need for and requirements for insurance coverage in Rajasthan's rural sector, with the National Insurance Company in particular. It is based on secondary and primary data collected from various sources, including published data of Insurance Acts enacted by the Government of India and amendments made for meeting the requirements. Inherent problems of rural areas of different climatic zones have been studied to assess the impact of natural disasters and man-made destructive activities. Agriculture Insurance Company of India Limited was established in 2002 to promote crop insurance to protect farmers against crop losses due to natural calamities. The Company is implementing the National Agriculture Insurance Scheme, Pilot Weather Based Crop Insurance Scheme, and a modified "National Agricultural Insurance" Plan

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