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Delhi’s New Vayo Anand Scheme Raises a Valid Question: Are Our Neighbourhoods Ready for an Ageing India?
When we think about preparing for old age, most of us think about the obvious things. Healthcare. Financial planning. Caregiving. A home that is safe and accessible. But there is another part of ageing that often receives far less attention: what happens to our social lives as we grow older? The Delhi government’s newly announced Vayo Anand scheme brings this question into focus. Under the scheme, eligible recreational centres for senior citizens will receive financial assist
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India Ranks Second in Global Loneliness Study. Here's Why That Should Concern All of Us.
When we think of loneliness, we often imagine someone living alone. But a recent global study tells a different story. Despite India's strong family culture and larger households, the country ranked as the second loneliest in the world. According to the study, 58% of Indians reported feeling lonely, even though the average Indian household has more than four members. The study challenges a long-held assumption - that simply living with family is enough to prevent loneliness.
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Kerala's New Elder Care Department Marks a Turning Point for Senior Citizens in India
Kerala has become the first state in India to establish a dedicated Department for Senior Citizens' Welfare, marking a significant milestone in how the country approaches ageing and retirement. The move recognises a simple reality: India's senior population is growing, and their needs deserve dedicated planning rather than being addressed as just one part of broader social welfare programmes. So, what exactly is this new department, and why does it matter: Why Has Kerala Crea
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