Kshema General Insurance is a verifiable, licensed general insurer in India (IRDAI Reg No. 162) focusing on the critical rural and agrarian sector. External verification confirms significant traction, including $20M in Series A funding, coverage of over 3 million farms, and a proprietary location-aware risk platform. However, the submission itself was of extremely low quality, containing lazy placeholders (e.g., Technology: 'Insurance'), nonsensical financial metrics ('marketcap: 500000'), and exaggerated traction claims ('most people have used my product'). Despite the poor submission, the project's real-world scale, capitalization ($13M+ paid-up capital), and social impact warrant a high score.
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