1. Premium in (Rs. in Crore) State Share (Rs. in Crore)
Group-II Crop Insurance Rajasthan
National Agriculture Insurance Scheme was implemented in the state from Kharif 2003 to Rabi Progress is as under
National Agriculture Insurance Scheme
S.No
Farmers Insured
Farmer benifited
Premium in (Rs. in Crore)
Claims (Rs. in Crore)
State Share (Rs. in Crore)
Kharif 2003
21182
259
0.95
0.03
0.00
Kharif 2004
330100
43.45
133.04
44.80
Kharif 2005
608106
46.19
216.08
111.13
Kharif 2006
472756
38.87
180.38
70.76
Kharif 2007
230183
52.11
88.41
18.15
Kharif 2008
457004
40.19
247.49
103.65
Kharif 2009
79.51
659.85
Total Kharif
301.27
1008

2. Premium in (Rs. in Crore) State Share (Rs. in Crore)
National Agriculture Insurance Scheme
S.No
Farmers Insured
Farmer benifited
Premium in (Rs. in Crore)
Claims (Rs. in Crore)
State Share (Rs. in Crore)
Rabi
39735
738
0.25
0.12
0.00
Rabi
445192
46284
11.65
10.30
Rabi
670365
167881
21.46
84.43
39.11
Rabi
813475
193061
29.94
56.75
10.98
Rabi
687907
280540
22.04
77.53
28.76
Rabi
838862
 220000
46.30
76.52 
 14.38
Rabi
421000
79000
24.63
50.49
19.36
Total Rabi
988000
156.27
356.14
112.59

3. Crop insurance schemes implementing in Rajasthan
District wise season wise Implementation of Crop Insurance Schemes
Season
WBCIS
mNAIS
Kharif 2010 33
Rabi
Kharif 2011
Rabi 30 3
Kharif 2012 29 4
Rabi
Kharif 2013 28
Rabi 21 12
Kharif 2014

4. National Crop Insurance Programme
Weather Based Crop Insurance Scheme(WBCIS)
This scheme was implemented in 21 district covered in Rabi Alwar, Bharatpur, Baran, Bundi, Banswara, Dausa, Dholpur, Churu, Sikar, Bikaner, Karauli, Udaipur, Dungarpur, Sirohi, Jodhpur, Jhalawar, Ganganagar, Hanumangarh, Kota, Nagaur & Jaipur .
Crops covered in kharif season: Bajra, Jowar, Maize, Moong, Moth, Urd, Cowpea, Paddy, Soyabean ,Ground nut, Til, Guar ,Cotton, Kinno (14)
Crops covered in Rabi season :- Wheat, Barley, Gram, Mustard, Taramera, Cumin, Isabgol, Methi, Pea, Tomato, Potato, Coriander, Garlic, Amla (14)

5. Modified National Agriculture Scheme
This scheme covered all type of natural calamity
In Kharif four district covered- Sikar, Jhunjhunu, Tonk & Rajsamand
During Rabi & Kharif district covered- Ajmer, Bhilwara, Chittor, Barmer, Jaisalmer, Jalore, Pali, Tonk, Rajsamand, Jhunjhunu, Pratapgarh,and sawai madhpour

6. WBCIS progress from Kharif 2010 to Kharif 2013
Season
Farmer Insured in Lac No
Farmers Benefited (Lac No.)
Premium collected farmers (Rs. In crore )
Total premium (Rs in Crore)
Claims (Rs in crore )
% claims
Kharif 2010
35.15
7.81
93.23
303.15
37.25 12
Rabi
27.33
12.69
99.46
335.36
269.14 80
Kharif 2011
47.37
21.02
133.93
439.34
98.17 22
Rabi
29.13
14.61
96.18
353.26
458.24
130
Kharif 2012
53.80
47.38
156.13
515.27
268.03 52
Rabi
35.10
21.98
105.25
378.69
547.37
145
Kharif 2013
58.19
40.67
171.37
562.39
201.10 36
Rabi
25.53
10.50
189.72
328.45
439.72
134
Total WBCIS
311.60
176.66 72

7. MNAIS progress from Rabi 2011-12
Season
Farmer Insured in Lac No
Farmers Benefited (Lac No.)
Premium collected farmers (Rs. In crore )
Total premium (Rs in Crore)
Claims (Rs in crore )
% claims
Rabi
1.80
0.29
12.59
25.16
14.49 58
Kharif 2012
6.78
1.22
21.67
64.47
34.96 54
Rabi
4.61
0.45
18.26
38.52
9.76 25
kharif 2013
7.51
1.59
19.96
49.55
31.88 64
Total MNAIS
31.19
70.52
146.15
77.21 53

8. Issues under NCIP
The State Governments wants flexibility to adopt any or more of the existing crop insurance schemes. In case a new scheme is launched then also the State Government should have freedom to opt between the new scheme or the existing schemes..
Farmer share in premium rate under WBCIS may be kept as it was in NCIP before 1 November 2013.
Crop insurance should be voluntary for loanee farmers.
Premium Subsidy pattern should be same for WBCIS & MNAIS.
70% indemnity level may also be permitted for areas where the premium rate offered by the insurance companies is more than capping rate, instead of scaling down of sum insured.

9. Threshold yield may be calculated on the basis of continuous seven years without excluding two calamities years to avoid heavy loading in premium by insurance companies.
Transparent procedure may be adopted by the insurance companies for settling claims.
Information Technology may be used to avoid discrepancy.
Weather data should be made available in public domain.
Delay in settlement of claims by the insurance companies should be minimized.