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The policy was closed so the LIC policy was not paid? Can be done now again!…. Read how to
Sandy Verma | August 21, 2025 10:24 AM CST

LIC Policy:- Many of us have taken a policy through LIC, Life Insurance Corporation, and this policy is also regularly filled with premiums. But some unexpected events or reasons do not make it possible for you to pay timely premiums and it can be closed and it can cause a huge financial impact. If you look at the number of policy laps, which is the number of closed policy holders in this way, it will be very large. But now there is a great golden and happy news for such policyholders and the closed policy can be resumed. Specifically, a special Revival campaign has been launched through the Life Insurance Corporation, LIC, and the campaign will be implemented from August 18 to October 17, 2025.

How will this campaign benefit the policy holders?

This special campaign has been launched by the LIC and for some reason, the policy holders whose premiums have not been paid and the policy are closed will be given a huge concession on the delayed fees. Through this scheme, the policies that will be applied to non-linked policies. This will provide discounts to 30% and up to 5000 on the delayed fees. But the late fee for the micro insurance policy has been completely waived. Therefore, people who are very income will benefit greatly and will help their families get back insurance protection.

What is the qualification for this plan?

The campaign has been included in the premium, and their premium filling deadlines are still on and all personal, non -linked policy will be eligible that the total policy has not been completed. It can be resumed within five years from the date of the first non -policy premium. There will be no discount on any type of medical or health check -up rules under this campaign. Medical examination will be required when needed.

How to get a delay fee on a delay fee?

If there is an outstanding premium of Rs 1 lakh, it is possible to get exemption from Rs 3,000 to Rs 3,000, one lakh one thousand to 3 lakh rupees. Also, if there is a premium of more than Rs 3 lakh, a discount of up to 30 percent or 5 thousand rupees can be available.


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