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Union Budget 2026–27 offers little real support for India’s growing, vulnerable elderly population
भारतातील मतदारांच्या संख्येत असमान वाढ दिसून आली आहे. अन
भारत में बुज़ुर्ग मतदाताओं की बढ़ती ताक़त चुनावी समीकर�
India’s electorate is ageing unevenly, and in several states, seniors already rival youth on the rolls. Therefore, parties that treat eldercare as d
भारताची लोकसंख्या वयानुसार वाढत असल्याने, प्रौढांसाठीच
As India’s population ages, adult immunisation is vital for unlocking long-term health and economic gains, ensuring healthier, more productive lives
भारतातील वृद्धांसाठी महागाईशी सुसंगत अशा पेन्शन योजना �
Japan faces a demographic crossroads, with low birth rates and an ageing population threatening its economy, defence readiness, and global clout.
Rising life expectancy and shrinking family support systems warrant urgent, inflation-adjusted pensions and care policies for India’s oldest citizen
जैसे-जैसे उम्रदराज़ लोगों की संख्या बढ़ रही है, वैसे-वैसे
दक्षिण कोरियातील जन्मदर चिंताजनक पातळीवर घसरत आहे, आणि त
South Korea’s alarming drop in fertility rate threatens its national security with a sharp drop in conscription rates and military strength
India’s youthful demographic profile can positively impact the global labour market if strategic efforts are employed
The recent census data sheds light on issues like an ageing population, overpopulation in the Terai region, and the ecological impact of the rising po
Cities have not adopted land use, zoning and fiscal policies that encourage and support development tailored to meet the housing and healthcare needs
Despite the optimism surrounding the potential dividends from India’s youth population, demographic ageing is underway. All but five of India’s 28 states have fertility rates below replacement levels, with the share of older adults growing faster than all other age cohorts. However, existing policies, laws, and schemes targeting older adults have fallen short. Poor drafting, limited implementation, and a disproportionate focus on youth needs
Russia has long depended on migrant labour. However, the COVID-19 pandemic, the conflict in Ukraine, and a devaluing Ruble have impacted migrants economically. These developments, coupled with institutional hurdles and rising xenophobia in Russia, have pushed migrant labourers to seek alternate employment destinations. Notably, workers from countries such as Kazakhstan, Armenia, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine are swaying away from Russia, even as
India is growing in some states, declining in others – but rapidly ageing all over.
