usually denoted as old age. By this age most of the elderly retires from their jobs or their business and spend more time at home. So their home should be designed according to their body, mind and
there were 56.88 million elderly (60+) in India speaking to 6.8 for each penny of the nation's populace. The old (70+) represented 21.07 million and the most seasoned old (80+) numbered around 6.37 million. Among elderly ladies, 54 for each penny of youthful old, 67 for every penny of the old and 70 for every penny of the most seasoned old are dowagers (Irudaya Rajan, Mishra and Sarma, 1999; 2000). The measurements are very extraordinary in Kerala contrasted with India (Irudaya Rajan and Zachariah
housing issue as there will not be sufficient space available to build flats for everyone. In the long run, due to the limited amount of homes available, this will lead to an inflation in price for houses. Without proper housing for all, there will be people whom are homeless and be living on the streets where personal hygiene will be compromises. (SOLUTIONS TO OVERPOPULATION BRIEFLY) As of end June 2015, the total population in Singapore is 5.54M consisting of 3.90M of Residents (3.38M of Citizens and
Older Persons (NPOP), 1999 The Government of India announced a National Policy on Older Persons in January, 1999 to reaffirm its commitment towards building up a safe and secured environment for elderly people. The policy suggests that elderly people are sought to be empowered for fighting the challenges of old age, and empowerment becomes possible only by guarantying them of financial, health, legal, social and psychological security so that the elderly community can survive as fully independent citizens
plane crash off the coast of Ireland. It explores the thoughts and reactions of numerous individuals such as, Shaila Bhave who had lost her two sons and husband, Kusum who lost her daughter and husband, and an elderly Sikh couple who had lost their sons.
SWOT analysis of JAARS JAARS is the brain child of a group MBA students from KIIT UNIVERSITY, BHUBANESWAR. We at KIIT SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT always strive to achieve success in our endeavors. So when we were presented with the assignment of creating a product that can be launched in the present day market, we were beaming with different ideas and perspective. After a fruitful session of brain storming we came up with the idea of JAARS. The name has originated from the initials of all the group members
Abandoned and Neglected Elderlies Filipinos are known for close family ties and respect for the elderly. This strong ties bond Filipino families together through different life challenges. Unfortunately, there are still some Filipinos who abandon and neglect their parents or elderly relatives. Some of these unfortunate elderlies are housed in institutions of DSWD, like Haven for the Elderly and Golden Reception and Action Center for the Elderly and Other Special Cases. On May 3, 2013, Asian Journal’s
refers to a situation where individuals find it hard to meet the basic needs of food, shelter and clothing. The objective of the research paper will be to compare the rate of child poverty in Canada to India. The research paper seeks to explore the main causes of child poverty in Canada and in India along with the effects of poverty on children. Additionally, the paper seeks to assess some of the approaches that should be adopted in trying to resolve the issue of child poverty in Canada. It is believed
Witches! The Absolutely True Tale Of Disaster In Salem by Rosalyn Schanzer discusses what happened in Salem in the 1690’s. This all started up when two girls may have gotten sick or lied about being bewitched. People started accusing others and many were in jail. This caused over twenty people to die by either being hanged, die in jail, or pressed to death.This went on for about a year until the town came to its senses. Now there are new modern day witch hunts all over the world in different places
light the first novel of the writer deals with problem of today’s engineering students in India who get into the country’s top University, only to rebel against the stultifying environment of academic competition. The novelist has, from his first hand experience, clearly depicted ragging, hostel life, work pressure from the higher authority, rising suicide cases, a great criticism on education system in India following internationally landed IIT scheme that has stifled students creativity by forcing