Senior Care News

The city police conducted a special drive aimed at visiting the houses of senior citizens and engaging in interactions with them on Sunday.

Sahil Bloom, a motivational speaker and writer, shared that by compiling their grandmother’s life stories in a book, they will be immortalising her memories.

A group of engineering students of the Vishwakarma University in Pune noticed how India’s population was ageing.

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Visakhapatnam: Karur Vysya Bank has extended financial support as a part of its CSR initiative to an integrated geriatric and palliative care facility in Visakhapatnam. A sum of 1.6 crore has been sanctioned to Sneha Sandhya Age Care Foundation towards construction of a block to care for the elderly and terminally ill patients.

Senior living is emerging as a new asset class, which presents massive potential as studies show that, by 2050, one-fifth of the population in India will be 60 years and above.

Realty developer Ashiana Housing has announced its intention to invest more than Rs 2.75 billion in the development of a senior living project spanning 11.93 acre in Pune’s Talegaon locality.

The United Nations projects that Indians over the age of 60 years will double by 2050, constituting almost 19.6 per cent of the total population

A father’s contribution in his child’s life is unmatched as it involves unconditional care, protection, strength, love and guidance. He prioritizes the needs of his children above his own and stands tall against all life’s circumstances.

At the Department of Psychiatry, Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER), Chandigarh, the weekly geriatric clinic which functions every Thursday, focuses on the mental care of the elderly.

With the average number of healthy years for Vietnamese citizens hovering at just 64, health concerns loom large for the aging population, local media reported on Monday.