47 million in India lost life insurance in one year. Nobody blinked
47 million Indians just lost their life insurance coverage. But not one of the country’s biggest insurers seem bothered. In this episode, we look at the silent collapse of credit-linked life insurance—policies that were once bundled with microloans and quietly protected millions of low-income borrowers. But now, that…
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