Age Power (English)

Many Indians who settled in countries such as the United States, Canada, Australia, and elsewhere are now eager to return to India—especially senior citizens. Despite spending decades abroad and earning immense wealth, they still remain deeply attached to their motherland. The fragrance of this soil continues to pull them back home. The recent elections have

After my previous article titled “We Will Not Retire” was published, I received responses from many readers. In that article, I had also mentioned that in my next write-up, I would discuss the kinds of meaningful activities senior citizens can engage in after retirement. Today’s article is devoted to exactly that subject—what paths remain open

Generally, the official retirement age in India is fixed at sixty years. Earlier, it used to be fifty-eight. There are even discussions from time to time about increasing the retirement age further from sixty to sixty-two years. The Official Retirement Age If we compare India with many other countries, we find that the retirement age

I am currently in Vrindavan, and despite the intense heat, the temples here continue to witness huge crowds of devotees. A few of us were sitting together and discussing the condition of senior citizens at our pilgrimage sites. The question naturally arose—are elderly devotees really able to have peaceful and comfortable darshan of the Lord?

This morning, while walking in the park, I witnessed a very interesting scene unfolding in one corner. A heated political discussion was underway. Elections are currently going on, and voting in our area is scheduled for the 25th. My attention was drawn toward the discussion because two elderly gentlemen were arguing rather loudly and passionately.

Nowadays, WhatsApp groups and other social media platforms are flooded with content related to old age and retirement—especially about how people should spend their lives after retirement. A few days ago, I came across one such post that immediately caught my attention. The post described four phases of life which, according to the writer, represent

The question often arises if it is possible to practice all the above or they are purely hypothetical. The answer varies across individuals. Fact of the matter, however, remains that if we have to age happily, we must enjoy life as it is. Love for life is a crucial step for a joyful living. How

Retirement can be a challenging phase in one’s life, but it can also be an opportunity to explore new interests, build meaningful connections, and give back to the community. Earlier this week, I had the opportunity of attending the 82nd birthday of a friend. Only family and close friends were there. He was greeted in

Embracing technology can bring numerous benefits to seniors, including improved communication with loved ones, increased access to information and entertainment, enhanced independence and mobility, and better management of health and medical conditions. In the modern era, technology plays an increasingly important role in our lives, revolutionizing the way we work, learn, and interact with others.

“I am not well”, “I feel isolated”, “Everyone seems to neglect me” are some of the negative feelings that elders often suffer from. These are symptoms of “lack of mental wellness”. The attitude of looking at everything with a positive mindset will improve the mental quotient and quality of life. ‘Happy aging’ essentially means living

I asked around among my group of senior citizen friends, and was surprised to find that only one of them had heard of ChatGPT.  In late December 2022, I stumbled upon ChatGPT, an AI chatbot that promised to be much faster than Google Guru. I was intrigued by the idea of a new tool that