PLI Advisors across Kerala
Our certified Postal Life Insurance (PLI) and Rural PLI advisor network covers all 14 districts of Kerala — with dedicated field associates for doorstep visits, application filing and post-issuance servicing.
Thiruvananthapuram/ Trivandrum
Thiruvananthapuram — the capital of Kerala and home to Technopark, one of India's largest IT parks — is a hub of salaried government employees, IT professionals, healthcare workers and small business owners.
Kollam/ Quilon
Kollam — the historic cashew capital of India and Kerala's fourth-largest urban agglomeration — has a workforce dominated by cashew processing employees, coir workers, fisheries, KSEB and KSRTC staff, and a growing IT presence at TCS Kollam.
Pathanamthitta
Pathanamthitta — one of Kerala's smallest districts by population but one of the highest by NRI remittance per capita — has a unique insurance need: households with a family member working in the Gulf, plantation workers, rubber tappers, and small-scale traders.
Alappuzha/ Alleppey
Alappuzha — the 'Venice of the East' — is famous for its backwaters, houseboat tourism, coir industry, and fishing communities.
Kottayam
Kottayam — the land of latex, letters and lakes, and India's first fully literate town — has a distinct demographic: a large population of teachers, journalists, publication industry workers, plantation owners and NRIs.
Idukki
Idukki — Kerala's most rural and mountainous district — is dominated by cardamom, tea and coffee plantations, small farmers, and the Idukki hydroelectric project.
Ernakulam/ Kochi
Ernakulam / Kochi — Kerala's commercial capital and home to Infopark, Smart City Kochi, Cochin Shipyard, KochiMetro and one of India's busiest ports — has the state's densest concentration of salaried IT, banking, shipping and government workforce.
Thrissur
Thrissur — the cultural capital of Kerala, home to Thrissur Pooram, and known nationwide as the 'gold capital' with over 8,000 goldsmiths and 800+ jewellery outlets — has a workforce spanning traditional gold artisans, cooperative bank employees, KELTRON, colleges and hospitals.
Palakkad
Palakkad — Kerala's granary and industrial gateway with Instrumentation Ltd.
Malappuram
Malappuram — Kerala's most populous district and the state's largest NRI-remittance source (over 40% of Gulf remittances to Kerala originate here) — has a distinct demographic: young households supported by expatriate income, teachers, traders in Kondotty and Manjeri, and healthcare workers.
Kozhikode/ Calicut
Kozhikode / Calicut — the historic Malabar port city, home to IIM Kozhikode, NIT Calicut, Cyberpark and India's first UNESCO Creative City of Literature — has a well-educated, professional workforce spanning academia, IT, healthcare, and traditional trade.
Wayanad
Wayanad — Kerala's greenest and least urbanised district with 36% forest cover — is dominated by coffee, pepper and cardamom plantations, tribal communities, homestay tourism, and small dairy farming.
Kannur
Kannur — the 'land of looms and lores' — is famous for its handloom industry, Kannur International Airport, Theyyam art form, and a large ex-servicemen population.
Kasaragod
Kasaragod — Kerala's northernmost district and India's 'seven-tongued district' with speakers of Malayalam, Kannada, Tulu, Konkani, Marathi, Beary and Urdu — has a mixed rural-urban economy of beedi workers, coconut farmers, fishermen, and a large Gulf-NRI population from the Kasaragod Muslim community.