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FINDING & SUGGESTIONS

From the above study the major finding of the study is that the maximum number of response are

graduates while the minimum number of response are ssc .

How we find out the maximum number of response are corporate employees. endless number of

response are others among our target population. It is found that almost all the respondents are

satisfied towards claim settlement there is a significant relationship between annual premium and

suminsured.

SUGGESTIONS.

The company should conduct in effective research for making more and more awareness about

products among potential customers by means advertisements and efficient insurance agents

watch in term while help increasing its customers.

Company main motivate all the agents and intermediates to suggest the policy according to the

individual requirements.

Company has to do new process and strategies to create a product with less expensive and which

gives more coverage.

The present scenario demands almost all the customers to have general insurance cover in order

to protect from future uncertainty

CONCLUSIONS
India’s insurable population is anticipated to touch 750 millions in 2020. With life expectancy

reaching 74 years. Further more life insurance is projected to comprise 35 percent of total saving

by the end of this decade. As against 26% in 2009 to 2010 the Insurance sector in India is

expected to attract over rupees 12000 crore in 2016 as many foreign companies are expected to

raise their stake in private sector insurance joint ventures the union budget of 2016 to 17 has

made the provision for the Insurance sector that fortune investment will be allowed through

automatically route for up to 49% subject to the guidelines of Indian management and control to

be verified by the regulators.

The Government of India has launched two insurance Schemes as announced in union budget

2015 to 16 the first is Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana(PMSBY) what is the personal

accident Insurance Scheme the second one is Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana

(PMJJBY) which is the government's Life Insurance Scheme both the schemes of a basis

insurance at minimum rates and can be easily avail of through various government agencies and

private sector outlets the insurance regulatory and development authority of India (IRDAI) has

given initial approval to open branches in India to Switzerland based Swiss re, French based

score and two Germany based reinsurer namely Hannover Re and Munich Re . From all of this it

is concluded that Insurance sector is booming day by day.

Sports is a joy for the payers as well as the watchers. It should be encouraged from all directions.

Sports insurance is another way of encouraging and securing the complexities and intricacies that

a sportsperson may or may not face in the course of building a career in the field of sports. The

pandemic has exposed the opportunities and needs of sportspersons in the sports industry that

have for long gone unmet.


Time, market and demand are all set. A strengthened sports institution in India that supports and

protects its players is an investment worth thinking about. The various stakeholders can take

forward this initiative and in doing so can strengthen the security provided to players.

Several organizations and entities work to make sport accessible to all by creating infrastructure,

accessibility, specific activities for persons with disabilities, or including people with disabilities

in unadapted activities and modalities. However, to date, it is necessary to analyze and elaborate

the European social access and social inclusion of people with disabilities in sport.

From the framework to the dimensions presented throughout this guidebook – Sport structure,

Financing sport, Human resources and training, Characteristics of the population, Involvement of

the sectors and Sport Participation – it was possible to collect essential information that define

the state of the art up to the moment – enabling the steps to be taken as innovations and

recommendations for the future structured and based on diversified information.

In this way, the data obtained and analyzed in this guidebook are essential in the planning and

design of future essential steps to the construction of an inclusion model in and through sport that

combines the already existing models in some European countries and the information indicated

by the participating entities in the study presented here – in particular the question of the

prevalence and importance of the different sectors and their cooperation for the development of

an integrated and multidisciplinary model in its dimensions.

The data is collected for 25 states of India and covers the time period for 2000 to 2015

endogenous growth model with a modified cobb Douglas production function is used the result

implies that the insurance policies which can improve the insurance penetration in different

states of India should be promoted the relationship between physical capital and economic

growth indicates that more investment should be made in the policies of infrastructure export
facilities road etc the research work could be used full for the state governments to improve the

economic growth and also is useful for the development of sports Sector Insurance sector in

India.

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