OCI son's India health cover decision remains unresolved
In short
An Economic Times Wealth reader asked if his son, now an Overseas Citizen of India, should keep his current Indian health insurance policy or buy a new one. No insurer, policy type, or rule is given in the summary.
The family still does not know what to do next. The reporting does not say whether the old cover can continue or must be replaced.
What the reporting says
An Economic Times Wealth reader asked whether his son, after becoming an Overseas Citizen of India, should continue an existing Indian health insurance policy or buy a new one. The publisher summary does not say which insurer, policy type, or legal rule applies. The immediate consequence is that the family still needs guidance before deciding whether to keep or replace the cover.
Why it matters
A reader asked Economic Times Wealth whether his son, after becoming an Overseas Citizen of India, should continue an Indian health insurance policy or take a new one. The summary gives no policy name, insurer, premium, or legal ruling. The only clear issue is insurance continuity for an OCI holder in India, and the answer remains unstated in the available reporting.