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    Cabinet extends Stand-Up India Scheme till 2031, approves Rs 4,111 crore corpus to support 2.5 lakh more entrepreneurs

    The Union Cabinet has extended the Stand-Up India Scheme to support women and marginalized entrepreneurs. This extension will last for five years, ultimately reaching till March 31, 2031. The scheme aims to provide financial assistance to an additional 2.5 lakh entrepreneurs during this period. Eligible entrepreneurs can avail loans between Rs 10 lakh and Rs 1 crore with significant loan coverage.

    US judge says Trump's $10 billion BBC defamation case can proceed

    Trump is suing Britain's publicly funded broadcaster for at least $10 billion over edited clips of a speech that made it appear he directed supporters to storm the US Capitol on January 6, 2021. The case is one of several Trump has privately filed against the news media as part of a wider pressure campaign against coverage he dislikes.

    Abdul El-Sayed calls Donald Trump an ‘unserious fool.’ So why is he offering to work with the President?

    Michigan Sen-elect Abdul El-Sayed says he would work with Donald Trump on policies that help Americans. The Democrat said that he could even back universal health coverage with Trump’s name on it.

    Health insurance claims: How the moratorium clause protects you after five years

    Cutting through money jargon, one topic at a time. This week, Preeti Kulkarni explains how the moratorium clause in health insurance protects policyholders against arbitrary claim rejections. The moratorium period is calculated based on the number of years of continuous coverage. So, if you port your policy to another insurer, the moratorium clock does not get reset -- you do not lose the benefit of the period already served.

    Group health insurance claims: 5 common claim deductions and disputes employees should know about

    Most group plans cover pre-existing diseases from day one, and individual employees are not medically underwritten. Barring a few exceptions, disputes are rarely about whether a claim is admissible. They are mostly about deductions.

    'Global insurance cover may help rise medical tourism': Apollo Hospitals' Sangita Reddy

    Apollo Hospitals envisions that broadening insurance access for international patients will catalyze the growth of medical tourism in India. The medical travel industry is predicted to swell to about $286.1 billion by 2030, with India's share expected to be around $16.2 billion. The focus on preventive health check-ups is essential for timely detection and holistic wellness. Additionally, artificial intelligence is poised to significantly transform healthcare service delivery and patient interaction.

    The Economic Times
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