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India Will Have 17 Percent Of Global Elderly Population By 2050: Report
India is set to accommodate up to 17 percent of the global elderly population by 2050. The forecast comes in the report titled 'Golden opportunities from the silver economy - analyzing the future of senior care in India'.
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16% Of Elderly Women In India Have Faced Abuse, Says Survey
About 16 per cent of elderly women in India have faced abuse, mostly in the form of physical violence followed by disrespect and psychological abuse, a new report published on Wednesday showed.
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Twitter Faces Government Fire, Sees FIR In Uttar Pradesh: 10-Point Guide
Twitter no longer has legal protection in India from prosecution over users' posts as it has failed to comply with new IT rules, the government said today as the social media giant, in a global first, faced charges of inciting communal trouble.
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Report Shows Covid Impact On Mental Health Of Elderly
The HelpAge India study, titled The Silent Tormentor: Covid 19 and the Elderly, has surveyed 3,526 people across six cities -- Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Kolkata and Chennai.
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1 In 2 Elderly People Lonely, Reveals Study
New Delhi: In a country of one billion and plus almost every second elderly person suffers from loneliness, reveals a new study titled ‘Changing Needs and Rights of Older People in India’. Working on a sample size of 15,000 older people, the survey by Agewell foundation says that 47.49 per cent elderly people in India suffers from loneliness. ...
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Abandoned, Exploited, Destitute - How The Elderly Suffer In India
In India, more than half of the population of older persons, particularly in rural areas, continue to suffer from financial problems leading to a miserable situation in old age and about two-third of the older people have to depend on others for their day-to-day maintenance.
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Elderly In India Continue To Suffer Despite High Net Worth: Study
Despite being well off, the aged in India continue to suffer from medical, social and financial problems, according to a new study. The nationwide survey, conducted by Delhi based Agewell Foundation, analysed the financial status of seniors in India while assessing various aspects related to net-worth value, financial needs and rights of the elderl...
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India Will Have 17 Percent Of Global Elderly Population By 2050: Report
India is set to accommodate up to 17 percent of the global elderly population by 2050. The forecast comes in the report titled 'Golden opportunities from the silver economy - analyzing the future of senior care in India'.
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16% Of Elderly Women In India Have Faced Abuse, Says Survey
About 16 per cent of elderly women in India have faced abuse, mostly in the form of physical violence followed by disrespect and psychological abuse, a new report published on Wednesday showed.
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Twitter Faces Government Fire, Sees FIR In Uttar Pradesh: 10-Point Guide
Twitter no longer has legal protection in India from prosecution over users' posts as it has failed to comply with new IT rules, the government said today as the social media giant, in a global first, faced charges of inciting communal trouble.
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Report Shows Covid Impact On Mental Health Of Elderly
The HelpAge India study, titled The Silent Tormentor: Covid 19 and the Elderly, has surveyed 3,526 people across six cities -- Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Kolkata and Chennai.
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1 In 2 Elderly People Lonely, Reveals Study
New Delhi: In a country of one billion and plus almost every second elderly person suffers from loneliness, reveals a new study titled ‘Changing Needs and Rights of Older People in India’. Working on a sample size of 15,000 older people, the survey by Agewell foundation says that 47.49 per cent elderly people in India suffers from loneliness. ...
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Abandoned, Exploited, Destitute - How The Elderly Suffer In India
In India, more than half of the population of older persons, particularly in rural areas, continue to suffer from financial problems leading to a miserable situation in old age and about two-third of the older people have to depend on others for their day-to-day maintenance.
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Elderly In India Continue To Suffer Despite High Net Worth: Study
Despite being well off, the aged in India continue to suffer from medical, social and financial problems, according to a new study. The nationwide survey, conducted by Delhi based Agewell Foundation, analysed the financial status of seniors in India while assessing various aspects related to net-worth value, financial needs and rights of the elderl...
