LIC Aam Aadmi Bima Yojna In Hindi, Rs 200 Per Annum, 30000 AABY Scheme

LIC Aam Aadmi Bima Yojna 2019 LIC Insurance Scheme In Hindi, Rs 200 Per Annum Bima Yojan, 30000 AABY Scheme Registration.

LIC Aam Aadmi Bima Yojna 2019 Life Insurance Corporation has Recall News Rs 100 Per Year AABY Scheme in Hindi called LIC Aam Aadmi Bima Yojna 2019. The Ministry of Finance Department and Government of India has approved the connection of India Social Security Scheme called Aam Aadmi Bima Yojna and d Janashree Bima Yojana (JBY).

LIC 9th, 10th, 12th Pass Scholarship: LIC will give scholarship to Students who are interested in Rs 100 Per Month scholarship up to 12th class. From 9th class to 12th class students LIC Scholarship scheme registration is available. In every students accounts minimum Rs 4800 Scholarship added.

Name of the Organization: Ministry of Finance, Government of India.

LIC Aam Aadmi Bima Yojana 2019: How to Apply, You can contact your LIC agent whom you subscribed for giving Bima Rashi Every Three Month, 1 Month or Year. HE/SHE will tell your all features and benefit of LIC Aam Aadmi Bima Yojna

Aam Aadmi Bima Yojna Application Form: Panchayat, NGOs, Self Help Groups or any other Institutionalized.

Age Limit of Aam Admi Bima Yojana: Minimum 18 years and candidates can merge their Insurance to Normal Person Insurance Scheme.

Premium of LIC AABY 2019: Rs 100 Per Year is directly deducted from your account balance. Total Rs 200 Premium of Balance shared by State Government Rs 100+You Rs 100.

Document Required to Fill Aam Admi  Beema Yojana:

Ration CARD

Birth Certificate of Nagar Nigam or Panchayat.

School Certificate

Voters List

Identity Card

Aadhaar Card.

Benefits of AAM Admi Bima Yojana: If a person dies due to Natural Death His/her Family can claim Rs 30,000.

1.Rs 75,000 on Death due to road accident.

2.Permananrt Disability due to accident Rs 75000

People Covered Under Aam Admi Bima Yojana:

1	Beedi Workers	25	Food Stuffs like Khandsari / Sugar
2	Brick Kiln Workers	26	Textile
3	Carpenters	27	Manufacture of Wood Products
4	Cobblers	28	Manufacture of Paper Products
5	Fishermen	29	Manufacture of Leather Products
6	Hamals	30	Printing
7	Handicraft Artisans	31	Rubber & Coal Products
8	Handloom Weavers	32	Chemical Products like candle manufacture
9	Handloom & Khadi Weavers	33	Mineral products like earthen toys manufacture
10	Lady Tailors	34	Agriculturists
11	Leather & Tannery Workers	35	Transport Drivers Association
12	Papad Workers attached to ‘SEWA’	36	Transport Karmacharis
13	Physically Handicapped Self Employed Persons	37	Rural Poor
14	Primary Milk Producers	38	Construction Workers
15	Rickshaw Pullers / Auto Drivers	39	Fire Crackers’ Workers
16	Safai Karamacharis	40	Coconut Processors
17	Salt Growers	41	Aanganwadi Teachers
18	Tendu Leaf Collectors	42	Kotwal
19	Scheme for the Urban Poor	43	Plantation Workers
20	Forest Workers	44	Women Associated with Self-Help Groups
21	Sericulture	45	Sheep Breeders
22	Toddy Tappers	46	Overseas Indian Workers
23	Powerloom Workers	47*	Rural Landless Households
24	Hilly Area Women	48	Unorganized workers covered under RSBY