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Having recently joined CAG, in the capacity of a researcher, I was excited and curious as to the kind of work my job would entail. I wasn’t disappointed. The very first projects I was roped into were about road safety and zero waste cities.
In the rat race that is the urban lifestyle, we constantly have our foot on the accelerator, trying to get from point A to B in impossibly short times. Small gap in traffic opens in front of us and the instinct is to floor it and close the gap.
I have been driving a bike since 2012, and often see two-wheeler accidents. This caused me to look at the data to understand why two-wheeler involvement in accidents was so high, especially as I was two-wheeler rider.
Date and Time: 10/03/2017, 10: AM to 2 PM Organizer: Federation of Consumer Organizations of Tamil Nadu (FEDCOT) Location: Pondicherry
Pedestrians are one of the most vulnerable groups on our roads though walking is most environment-friendly and sustainable mode of transport.
The years 2011-2020 have been designated as the Decade of Action for Road Safety by the WHO. This is global acknowledgment of the gravity of road safety issues across the world and the lives being lost to it.
Ms. Sudha Ramanujam, Deputy Secretary, Office of the Insurance Ombudsman, elaborated on the role of the Insurance Ombudsman and how complaints are handled by the Ombudsman.
Mr. Sameer Mehta, CEO, Mehta Hospitals spoke about hospitals' perception of insurance, in particular on the issue of cash vs. cashless
Ms. Usha V Girish, Chief Manager, Health Department, United India Insurance Company spoke about how claim reimbursements are an evaluation.