Key Challenges Faced By The Senior Living Sector In India

Advancements in medical care have extended life expectancy, but a fulfilling life requires more than just good health. Longevity is truly a blessing when health, aging, and care are balanced

Anita S., a 55-year-old retiree, embraced group travel to explore new places, forge friendships, and stretch her boundaries. She recommends travelling as a path to self-discovery and fulfillment 

This retired school teacher is passionate about preserving nature and enjoys spending her time tending her garden using natural fertilisers, composting kitchen waste, and harnessing solar energy

‘Bhavishya’ is an online portal for pensioners to track their pension sanctions and payments and for the authorities to get all data in one place

As the elderly redefine retirement and become financially more secure, tech-savvy, and eager to embrace global living standards, the realty sector must also rise to this growing need for all-inclusive senior living

Blue zones are places where people live significantly longer than the global average. The principles that allow them to live such long lives are also close to the principles of yogic sciences and the traditional values by which Indians have lived since ancient times, till a modern way of lifestyle became more common

Central government pensioners (civil) aged 80 and above receive an additional amount every month on a compassionate ground.

Pensioners must submit their life certificates in October and November every year to continue receiving pensions.

The decision between living with family, independently, or within a community of peers is pivotal for many seniors, and each option presents unique benefits and challenges.

Having a purpose in life will help you keep active, whether in physical, mental, or emotional health.