Kerala’s Senior Citizens’ Rights Bill proposes stronger protections for older people, including better elderly care, safeguards against abuse, geriatric healthcare and measures to prevent cyber fraud. With nearly 23% of Kerala’s population projected to be aged 60 and above by 2036, what does the Bill promise? The Hindu explains its key provisions and the challenges ahead.
Nearly one in four in Kerala could be elderly by 2036. Is the State ready? | The Hindu Explains
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Kerala’s Senior Citizens’ Rights Bill proposes stronger protections for older people, including better elderly care, safeguards against abuse, geriatric healthcare and measures to prevent cyber fraud. With nearly 23% of Kerala’s population projected to be aged 60 and above by 2036, what does the Bill promise? The Hindu explains its key provisions and the challenges ahead.
Key Takeaways
- Nearly one in four in Kerala could be elderly by 2036.
- | The Hindu Explains.
- With nearly 23% of Kerala’s population projected to be aged 60 and above by 2036, what does the Bill promise?
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