The Evolving Landscape of Insurance Law in India: Challenges and Opportunities in Regulating Consumer Protection, Technological Innovation, and Fraud Prevention

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Dr Keshav Madhav
Adv Pooja Kumari

Abstract

The insurance sector in India is undergoing significant transformation due to rapid technological advancements, increasing consumer awareness, and growing concerns about fraud. The evolving landscape of insurance law is shaped by these developments, creating both challenges and opportunities for regulators, insurers, and consumers. This essay explores the complexities of insurance law in India, focusing on three critical areas: consumer protection, technological innovation, and fraud prevention. It delves into the role of the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) in ensuring fair practices, transparency, and efficiency within the sector. The rise of Insurtech and its regulatory challenges are also examined, highlighting the need for a robust legal framework that can accommodate technological disruptions while safeguarding consumer interests. Additionally, the increasing prevalence of insurance fraud necessitates stronger legal mechanisms for fraud detection and deterrence. This essay provides a comprehensive analysis of these challenges and suggests potential regulatory reforms to address the changing dynamics of the Indian insurance industry.

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Madhav, K., & Kumari, P. (2025). The Evolving Landscape of Insurance Law in India: Challenges and Opportunities in Regulating Consumer Protection, Technological Innovation, and Fraud Prevention. International Insurance Law Review, 33(S1), 25-35. https://lumarpub.com/iilr/article/view/33.S1.3
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Madhav, K., & Kumari, P. (2025). The Evolving Landscape of Insurance Law in India: Challenges and Opportunities in Regulating Consumer Protection, Technological Innovation, and Fraud Prevention. International Insurance Law Review, 33(S1), 25-35. https://lumarpub.com/iilr/article/view/33.S1.3