The famed 'dividend' is destined to age and India's elderly population will grow dramatically by mid-century. While branded corporate eldercare is thriving, the welfare of senior citizens remains a quiet crisis.
The famed 'dividend' is destined to age and India's elderly population will grow dramatically by mid-century. While branded corporate eldercare is thriving, the welfare of senior citizens remains a quiet crisis.
Sobha Hermitage, Vadakkanchery, Kerala. Photo: Ashkar Orumanayur
The famed 039dividend039 is destined to age and India039s elderly population will grow dramatically by mid-century While branded corporate eldercare is thriving the welfare of senior citizens remains a quiet crisis
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