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The crops covered under the modified National agricultural insurance scheme (mNAIS) include
1. Millets
2. Pulses
3. Oilseeds
4. Fruits and Vegetables
1, 2 and 3
1 , 3 and 4
2 , 3 and 4
1 ,2, 3 and 4
All the crops are covered under modified National agricultural insurance scheme (mNAIS).
The approved scheme has the following features: (i) Actuarial premiums will be paid for insuring the crops, hence the claims liability would be on the insurer; (ii) The unit area of insurance for major crops is village panchayat; (iii) Indemnity amount shall be payable for prevented sowing/planting risk and for post harvest losses due to cyclone; (iv) On account payment up to 25% of likely claims would be released as advance for providing immediate relief to farmers; (v) Uniform seasonality discipline for loanee and non-loanee farmers; (vi) More proficient basis for calculation of threshold yield and minimum indemnity level of 70% instead of 60%; (vii) Modified NAIS with improved features will have two components i.e. compulsory and voluntary. Loanee farmers will be insured under ‘compulsory category’ while non-loanee farmers will be insured under ‘voluntary category’; (viii) Private sector insurers with adequate infrastructure and experience would also be allowed in the implementation of MNAIS.
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