A young and vibrant India today will be an aged India tomorrow. What will be the challenges facing an ageing population in the future? How far do you think India today is ready for this India of tomorrow?
Introduction
India today has 65% of it population under 29 years and 8% above 60 years which is expected to be nearly 20% by 2050. Hence India is ageing and with it comes many challenges
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India today has 65% of it population under 29 years and 8% above 60 years which is expected to be nearly 20% by 2050
Hence India is ageing and with it comes many challenges
Challenges
The Economic Survey of 2019- 20 has called for India to start preparing for taking care of its old age population in years to come
Readiness of India
India has to move fast to fend for its aged population and simultaneously it must also be wise to utilise the experience of the old to maximum.
Conclusion
India has to move fast to fend for its aged population and simultaneously it must also be wise to utilise the experience of the old to maximum.
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- Identifies key challenges
- Mentions Economic Survey
- Balanced assessment of readiness
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India today has 65% of it population under 29 years and 8% above 60 years...
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Hence India is ageing and with it comes many challenges
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utilise the experience of the old
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India has to move fast to fend for its aged population...
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Ageing population
Challenges and readiness
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