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ICICI Lombard reported a dramatic forty-six percent drop in profit for the first quarter, attributed to a downturn in commercial insurance and heightened claims payments. Despite these challenges, demand for retail health insurance remains strong, and motor insurance exhibited notable growth. The company faced two significant fire insurance losses and increased motor insurance reserves, contributing…