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@themahavir
Building @BeshakIN - India's only platform that is 100% uninfluenced by insurer commissions, helps people find the right insurer, plan and insurance expert
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    @themahavir
    Nov 9, 2021
    Why Beshak is unlike ANY insurance platform you've seen so far. Most D2C insurance platforms are built on two key things a. Distribution License b. Call Centre Beshak does not have both. So then: ⦾ how does Beshak serve its customers? ⦾ how does Beshak generate revenue?
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    @themahavir
    2h
    If you spot a mistake in your policy What do you do? and what do you do if your agent asks you to "ignore" it. Here’s a real story from Beshak Forum
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    @themahavir
    16h
    The missing "family" doctor Growing into middle age myself, and seeing the increasing healthcare needs of my ageing parents - I find this is so so relevant. We increasingly see the need for a good doctor who orchestrates, gatekeeps through the holistic healthcare needs of a
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    @themahavir
    Aug 26
    This is so sad and stupid. Shows how "luck" plays a big role for a needy person to survive in India. Luck of getting into the hands of the right people - when you need them the most - police, casualty doctors A person actually suffering from stroke is held back in a police
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    Mahavir Chopra / Beshak.org
    @themahavir
    Aug 26
    Kyu thakk rahe ho. If your job is to think and make decisions, one thing I learned late in life is to not get tired. I mean physically tired. Most of us grew up watching our parents work hard. Long hours, visible effort. We put a lot of value on it. But if you are a decision
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