India’s Ageing Population: Need for Inclusive Social Infrastructure
India's ageing population necessitates the development of inclusive social infrastructure, including healthcare, social security, and elder-friendly environments. Addressing the needs of senior citizens is crucial for ensuring their well-being and integrating them into the broader socio-economic framework.
Need for Inclusive Social Infrastructure
- Population Projection: By 2050, the elderly population in India is expected to reach approximately 300 million.
- Healthcare: According to the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, only 2% of hospitals in India are equipped with geriatric care facilities.
- Economic Security: As per the Economic Survey 2020-21, less than 10% of the elderly have access to any form of pension.
- Inadequate Facilities: ....
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