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Bike Theft Insurance Claim - Reliance General Insurance

Hello,

I had a bike (TVS Apache RTR - 160) insured by means of reliance general insurance.I had lost my bike on 15/11/2009.At once i had filed a justification on this at virtually by police station (Madivala - Bangalore).I had informed in this area the similar to insurance personnel,an detective came and took the particulars of FIR imitation and surveyed the place.With with the intention of i was to waiting to receive the crash as of Police stating non traceable(C- Report).I got this by 5th November2010.With with the intention of the insurance people told me to get a imitation as of RTO personnel stating this theft has been informed to them.

I went to RTO and submitted the suggestion epistle along by means of FIR imitation,C-report.They had acknowledged the similar and agreed me the imitation on 7th Jan 2011.At that time I went to the insurance people,other than they denied to get the ID for claim stating the time has been elapsed for claiming.At that time they to told me provide a ask for epistle to their company stating in this area the delay happened and ask for to think my claim.I had provided with the intention of on 10th Jan'11.Other than motionless currently here is thumbs down one response as of the insurance company.When I call them, they want say want revert in 1 week other than motionless currently here is thumbs down proper response as of them.

I would ask for to gather in a line a complaint hostile to this and help me in getting the claim.


Regards

Sathish Kumar.R
98448 44288

Reliance General Insurance Goes the Virtual Way

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Reliance General Insurance plans to deploy VMware virtualization solutions at its disaster recovery site to ensure business continuity. It is also looking to virtualize its storage and desktop infrastructure.

Earlier this year, the company had virtualized its server infrastructure to improve CPU utilization, overcome performance bottlenecks and ensure resources that can be quickly scaled to support new initiatives or business growth, a project that lead to 30-35% reduction in operating expenses. It has also achieved a server consolidation ratio of 10:1, which would need only two administrators to remotely manage the entire infrastructure, further improving application availability to near 100%.

Naganathan Sriram, CTO of Reliance General Insurance said, "To be a market leader, we have to consistently deliver a seamless working environment to our users and development and testing teams. The virtualization solution has enabled us to provide the resources required for product development, while guaranteeing high system availability for our users."

Prior to virtualization of their IT environment, Reliance General Insurance was struggling to manage a fleet of around 100 servers. Inefficient resource use slowed database and application performance, while prolonged downtime hindered the ability of staff to serve customers and undertake development work. Data center space was shrinking as the company added more hardware to support its growing business. Procurement and maintenance costs were also rising to unsustainable levels.

To address these issues, Reliance General Insurance turned to VMware's virtualization solutions in early 2009. The company now runs around 90 virtual servers on nine physical hosts. These servers run applications that support software development and quality assurance, production staging and deployment, and network and web infrastructure.

"Server consolidation, apart from the cost savings, is also resulting in faster migration of applications, smoother maintenance and better uptimes," said Sudip Banerjee, VP and head (IT) of Reliance General Insurance.

Rel General crosses over Rs 1,000 cr premium in H1

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Anil Ambani Group firm Reliance General Insurance has achieved a premium collection of more than Rs 1,000 crore in the first half of this fiscal, making it the fastest growing non-life insurer among the top-five private players.

The premium collection of over Rs 1,000 crore during six months period is the fastest since the inception of the company, Reliance General Insurance CEO K A Somasekharan said.

"Focus on retail and enhanced distribution network contributed to the growth," he said.

According to the preliminary data of the General Insurance Council, Reliance General recorded maximum growth among the top 5 private players during April-September period.

The company logged growth of 6 per cent at Rs 1,046 crore during the first half of 2009-10 compared to Rs 986 crore in the same period previous fiscal.

However, the largest private sector player ICICI Lombard, according to the data, recorded a decline of 16 per cent in premium collection.

ICICI Lombard collected premium of Rs 1,612 crore in the first half of the fiscal against Rs 1,925 crore in the same period last year.

At the same time, premium collection of Bajaj Allianz shrunk by 14 per cent to Rs 1,218 crore from Rs 1,416 crore in the same period a year ago.

Other top private sector players like Tata AIG General Insurance also registered a negative growth of 7 per cent, while Iffco-Tokio's portfolio grew by 5 per cent at Rs 751 crore.

Air India brings in Reliance General for fleet insurance

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NEW DELHI: State-run carrier Air India is believed to have roped in Reliance General Insurance, part of Anil Ambani group, as the insurer for its entire fleet. This is the first time that the insurance cover for Air India fleet has gone to a private insurer. Till date the same was being underwritten by National Insurance companies as a consortium.

The new cover is provided by a consortium led by Reliance General Insurance with HDFC Ergo, Bajaj Allianz and Iffco Tokyo General Insurance being part of the consortium. While Reliance General spokesperson declined to comment and Air India spokesperson was not available for comments, sources said that Air India has also paid its first premium as part of the tender process which warrants the premium to be paid to the insurance company in four installments during the tenure of the cover.

The new cover, to remain in force for one year, would come into force from midnight today and cover all 167 aircraft of Air India across the globe.