LIC inaugurates stall at All India Industrial Exhibition in Hyderabad
Hyderabad: Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) on Saturday inaugurated its stall at the All India Industrial Exhibition at Nampally, offering services and information to customers and visitors.
The stall was inaugurated by Puneet Kumar, Zonal Manager of LIC. Speaking on the occasion, he explained the role of insurance in financial security and said LIC continues to design products to meet the needs of different sections of society. He also highlighted career opportunities with LIC, including the scope for women to become agents under the ‘Bima Sakhi’ scheme.
Visitors to the stall will be provided information on LIC’s e-services and online facilities, as well as various initiatives taken for the benefit of policyholders. Details of LIC’s newly launched plans Bima Lakshmi, Bima Kavach and Protections Plus — are also being shared with the public.
Puneet Kumar also informed visitors about LIC’s Special Revival Campaign, which will be held from January 1, 2026, to March 2, 2026, allowing policyholders to revive lapsed policies with certain concessions.
Sukesh Reddy, Vice President of the Exhibition Society, appreciated LIC for its continued participation in the exhibition and for regularly winning awards for stall decoration and maintenance.
Senior LIC officials, including Saravana Ramesh (RM–P&IR), P.G. Vaidyalingam (RM–E&OS), A.A.M. Hilali (Chief Engineer), C. Raja Sekhar (RM–CLIA), N. Koteswara Sastry (RM–Inspection), G. Madhusudan (SDM, Secunderabad), K. Sandhya Rani (SDM, Hyderabad), and others were present at the event.
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Five year old boy mauled to death by stray dogs in Jharkhand's Dhanbad
Dhanbad (PTI): A five-year-old boy was mauled to death by stray dogs in Jharkhand's Dhanbad district, police said on Sunday.
The incident happened on Friday at Yadav Basti in Bholanath Baseria, within the Goududih police outpost, when the boy stepped out to play, they said.
"The victim boy was mauled to death after being attacked by a pack of stray dogs. The incident happened when the boy was playing a short distance from his house. Due to severe injuries, he died on the spot," said Lov Choudhary, the officer in charge of Gondudih police station.
The OC said that the bereaved family members approached the police station and demanded compensation. They were then asked to send the victim's body for a post-mortem examination, but they refused.
