India’s elders find a new friend in technology

India’s elders find a new friend in technology

By Mehak Minocha With a rapidly growing elderly population, India is often referred to as the “youngest old” country. The challenges range from limited mobility and access to healthcare to the pervasive issue of social isolation. This is where elders in India have found a new friend in technology. An important innovation is the installation…

2 young educators regret negativity around elders

2 young educators regret negativity around elders

By Manav Taunk Mr. Aniket Prakash, 35, and Mr. Ashwini Kumar, 29, share similar backgrounds and professions. Both teach at senior secondary schools and own educational institutions—The Master Academy and Scholars Academy, respectively. Despite their success, they express deep regret over society’s stereotypes and treatment of the elderly. “The modern society considers them outdated and…

Elderly pour out their heartfelt sorrows during therapy

Elderly pour out their heartfelt sorrows during therapy

By Mehak Minocha Dr. Rupal Kaura had always believed in the power of empathy and understanding when it came to her work. As a psychologist with more than 7 years of experience, she dedicated her life to understanding and helping those struggling with mental health issues. But it wasn’t until she began focusing on the…

My grandfather is 77 but walks 7 km to his shop every morning

My grandfather is 77 but walks 7 km to his shop every morning

By Manav Taunk At 77, my grandfather is as vibrant and active as he was at 17. Despite his frail appearance, with a pale face and a seemingly weak body, his spirit and lifestyle tell a different story. Through a disciplined routine of regular exercise, meditation, walking, and a healthy diet, he has maintained his…