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Health Insurance Board Investigates Maternity Claims Filed Under Names of Male Policyholders

Kathmandu — Records found in the Health Insurance Board’s online system show claims were submitted for maternity and Caesarean section services under the names of male policyholders. The records indicate that claims were filed for insurance payments showing male beneficiaries as having given birth and undergone Caesarean procedures. According...

Insurers’ Conditions Discourage Beekeepers from Insuring Beehives

Kathmandu — Jag Bahadur Pun of Kalika Municipality-6 wants to insure his beehives, but the conditions imposed by insurance companies have left him unsure whether to do so. Pun began exploring bee insurance after pesticide exposure destroyed 20 of his beehives in 2017. He has still been unable to...


Insurers Pay NPR 6.78 Billion in Claims in One Month, Life Insurers Account for NPR 5.47 Billion

Kathmandu — Insurance companies paid a total of NPR 6.78 billion in claims during the first month of fiscal year 2026/27, with life insurers alone accounting for NPR 5.47 billion. According to data from the Nepal Insurance Authority, life and non-life insurance companies paid NPR 6.78 billion against 39,090 claims in July 2026. In July 2025, insurers paid NPR 6.74 billion against 38,529 claims....

Siddhartha Premier Insurance Begins Claim Settlements for Bhotekoshi Flood Losses

Kathmandu — Siddhartha Premier Insurance has begun settling claims for property damage caused by the devastating flood in the Bhotekoshi River on August 26. The insurer made its first payment of NPR 6.4 million to Trishuli Fancy Store in Trishuli Bazaar for inventory swept away by the flood. After receiving the claim settlement document, the shop owner expressed satisfaction...

Rasuwa Flood Sweeps Away Bank Branches, Cuts Contact With Insurers, Damages Hydropower Plants

Kathmandu — The flood in Rasuwa has disrupted communications with insurance companies, banks, hydropower projects and other offices operating in the area. There is still no confirmed information on the extent of damage caused to the offices of insurance companies and banks. The Ministry of Energy, however, is collecting data on the damage caused to hydropower projects. The branches...