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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 25: Ten years ago, if you were trying to sell health insurance door-to-door in a small Indian town, you’d mostly hear: “We’ve never fallen sick badly enough to need it.” People talked as if real illness was something distant—something that happened to someone else’s family. That’s not so true anymore. Sure, the change isn’t even everywhere, but it’s real. The numbers show just how much things have shifted: Indian insurers collected around ₹20,096 crore in health premiums in 2014-15. Fast-forward a decade, and that figure has ballooned to nearly ₹1,17,505 crore. Health insurance is now the…
