New opportunity for distributors in insurance space

A Bima Vahaks can tie up with one life insurance, one non-life insurance, one standalone health insurance and one agriculture insurance. It's not clear how he will be different from Bima Agents.

Insurance CEOs must understand, realise and then stress to make IRDAI Chairman understand and realise that 13.5 lakh LIC Agents and same number of Agents of other Private and PSUs are well Trained Professionals and are already working in the Insurance Field since decades selling and servicing more than 45 Crore Life Insurance Customers and billions of General and Health Insurance Customers with very high degree of professionalisim. and quality services. Yes few black sheeps are always a possibility in every field.
The only need is to empower them with latest technology and quality knowledge update regularly. Enhance their qualifications, quality and professionalisim.
Insurance Companies must be advised to ensure that they look after their Agents/CLIAs/ Advisors well by offering such facilities which ensure long term Safety and Security of this most Poise Profession of Insuring Public and Providing them quality Services. Those insuring public are themselves are most insecure due to lack of concern for their Basic Needs like Appropriate Group Insurance and Group Mediclaim Cover, Provident Fund, Appropriate Ammount of Gratuity, Pension facilities. Trustworthy and Dedicated Agents have all the capabilities and capacities to sell and serve billions of customers with best possible quality services to realise the Dream of Hon PM ji and IRDAI to insure every Indian and every household with in few years.
Please have faith and trust on this time tested field force and bank upon them to sell and serve insurance to everyone in our Nation.
Newcomers are also needed but it is always the experienced, well looked after and tested horses that ensure victory in Racecourse!

Humbly submitted for every one's kind consideration!

Why tie-up with only one? I may like term plan of A, while Endowment plan of B and ULIP of C. Why not give the Vahaks liberty to sell whatever he seems fit for the client, just like mutual funds.
Insurance companies may give higher commission to attract Vahaks, thereby forcing mis-selling of policies without ascertaining the need of the policy.

Once we are IRDA qualified, as rightly said by Mr.Vivek Malik, we must be able to empanel with multiple insurance providers and meet the need of our valuable customers.