A step-by-step guide to checking your policy status and renewing your health cover.
You arrive at a hospital for a medical emergency, confident that your family is protected by Rajasthan's flagship **Mukhyamantri Chiranjeevi Swasthya Bima Yojana**. You present your Jan Aadhaar card, but the hospital staff informs you, "Your policy is inactive." This can be a shocking and stressful experience. You were counting on the massive ₹25 lakh health cover, but now you're being asked to pay in cash.
This is a common problem faced by many families in Rajasthan, especially those who are not in the free category. The good news is that it is almost always fixable. This guide will explain the common reasons why your Chiranjeevi policy might be inactive or blocked and provide a clear, step-by-step process to check your status and reactivate your cover.
There are two main categories of beneficiaries in the Chiranjeevi scheme, and the reason for inactivity often depends on which category you belong to.
Before visiting a hospital, it's a wise step to check your policy status online. All you need is your family's Jan Aadhaar number.
The solution depends on why your card is inactive.
The solution is simple: **renew your policy**. You can do this by visiting your nearest **e-Mitra kiosk**. Provide your Jan Aadhaar number and pay the ₹850 premium for the next year. Your policy will be reactivated, usually within a few hours.
If you are in a free category but your status is inactive, it's likely a data issue. You should visit an e-Mitra kiosk or the hospital's helpdesk. They can check your Jan Aadhaar details and see if an e-KYC update is needed or if there's a data mismatch that needs to be escalated to the authorities.
If you are in the paid category, set a reminder on your calendar a month before your policy's expiry date. You can check this date anytime on the Chiranjeevi portal. Renewing it on time is the best way to ensure continuous coverage.
Yes, definitely. The Chiranjeevi scheme relies entirely on your Jan Aadhaar data. If your name, DOB, or other details are incorrect in the Jan Aadhaar database, it can cause verification failures at the hospital. Get your Jan Aadhaar details corrected at an e-Mitra kiosk first.