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    Air India changed the tickets of an elderly couple, placing them on different flights

    An elderly couple's tickets were altered by Air India without their knowledge. Dushyant Arora shared the incident involving his partner's heart patient parents set to fly to Newark, New Jersey, but found their destinations changed when attempting to check in.

    Medical care for elderly becomes exploitative when it drops all other rationale, hinges only on the ability to spend money

    The care for the elderly becomes an exploitative market when it drops all other rationale and hinges only on the ability and willingness to spend money. Even as we argue that we cannot turn our faces away for a few rupees, we fail to see that we support this market for invasive, prolonged, exploitative medical care because we are fine to spend the money it takes.

    One in three elders report zero earnings in the past year, only 29% access pensions

    The survey included 5,169 elderly people and 1,333 caregivers across 20 Tier I and Tier II cities in 10 states. The study captured the experiences of elderly people from cities such as Jaipur, Bikaner, Faridabad, Panipat, Kanpur, Bareilly, Indore, Ujjain, Kolkata, Siliguri, Bhubaneswar, Rourkela, Ahmedabad, Bhavnagar, Greater Mumbai, Solapur, Chennai, Salem, Bengaluru, and Hubli-Dharwad.

    Boat's parent brand Imagine Marketing India in talks with investors to raise funds

    Imagine Marketing's IPO plans were shelved in 2022. CEO Sameer Mehta said the company has no pressing need of capital and hence is not doing any roadshows to raise funds. “However, there are some inbound interests from a large global fund, sovereign fund and one strategic investor. It’s still early days and we are not desperate,” he said.

    Not just employers with benefits! India Inc looks to be more to woo talent

    Corporate India is offering new-age benefits, realizing that attracting and retaining talent requires more than just high salaries. Cos offer new-age perks like cash for self-development, health insurance for siblings and pet care to woo talent

    Security guard's dream of visiting Ayodhya Ram Mandir fulfilled by influencer: Watch heartwarming viral video

    Indian Instagram influencer Anish Bhagat touched hearts by fulfilling his society's security guard's dream to visit Ayodhya Ram Mandir. Bhagat, moved by the guard's story of abandonment by his son, took him on a surprise journey to the temple, capturing the emotional moments in a viral video. The act of kindness received widespread praise on social media, highlighting the power of empathy and human connection.

    • Managing finances after 80: Answers to three major personal finance questions for super senior citizens

      As one ages, it becomes clear that the couple won’t leave the world together. Typically, the husband worries about the wife’s ability to manage money, while the wife worries about the husband’s ability to manage food and health. However, neither cooking, nor investing is rocket science, and it is never too late to learn these crucial life skills.

      Your fight is with me. Please don't torture my old and sick parents: Arvind Kejriwal to PM Modi

      Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of harassing his elderly parents in connection with the Swati Maliwal assault case. In a video, Kejriwal expressed his outrage, stating his parents are being unfairly targeted. The Delhi Police have postponed the questioning of Kejriwal’s parents. Maliwal accused Kejriwal’s aide, Bibhav Kumar, of assault, leading to Kumar's arrest.

      Delhi police defers questioning Kejriwal's parents in Maliwal case; 'Has PM stooped so low?' asks AAP

      Delhi Police may defer questioning Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's parents at his residence regarding AAP's Swati Maliwal assault allegation. Kejriwal, out on bail, might also face questioning. AAP alleges political targeting, condemning PM Modi's alleged involvement. Atishi questions morality, citing Kejriwal's parents' health conditions, deeming the situation beyond ethical bounds.

      Delhi Police will come to interrogate my ailing parents on Thursday: CM Arvind Kejriwal

      Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal claims police to interrogate his 'ailing' parents in connection with Swati Maliwal assault case. AAP leaders question BJP's involvement. MP Maliwal alleges assault by Kejriwal's assistant Bibhav Kumar. Police have arrested Kumar.

      Kota: Parents forgot 3-year-old in car during wedding, girl dies of suffocation

      In a heartbreaking incident, three-year-old Gorvika Nagar tragically suffocated in a locked car during her parents' attendance at a wedding. Despite their efforts, her parents couldn't save her. The incident underscores the dangers of leaving children unattended in vehicles, especially during hot weather. Authorities emphasize the need for vigilant caregiving to prevent such tragedies.

      Young Sheldon spinoff: Here’s what fans can expect from the upcoming series 'Georgie and Mandy'

      With the popular CBS comedy series "Young Sheldon" inching toward its conclusion following seven seasons, fans are eagerly awaiting the expansion of the show's universe and are excited about Georgie and Mandy spinoff.

      Meet PK Sidharth Ramkumar, UPSC CSE 4th rank holder, whose parents had no clue about their son's exam

      P.K. Sidharth Ramkumar's remarkable success in the UPSC Civil Services exam highlights his dedication, perseverance, and determination. His unexpected achievement has surprised many, including his own parents. Ramkumar's decision to switch from IPS to IAS has proven wise, showcasing his adaptability and commitment to growth. Described as an all-rounder, his multifaceted talents and strong work ethic position him for a promising future in civil service. His story serves as an inspiration to aspiring candidates, emphasizing the rewards of hard work and resilience.

      China to improve childbirth policies, boost support for elderly

      The measures come after China's population fell for a second consecutive year in 2023, with new births dropping to about half of those in 2016, while marriages hit a record low in 2022.

      NITI Aayog calls for financial and legal reforms for elderly care in India

      The move is aimed at ensuring that a basic support system is put in place to cater to the needs of India’s ageing population which is expected to go up from 10% now to 19.5% by 2050. It is of the view that while catering to the needs of the elderly population of this size is challenging, it also presents an opportunity for the growth of the senior care industry, which is presently estimated at Rs 57,881 crore

      How NRI parents can make their children accept India as part of their identity

      It is common for children to consider anything they do not encounter regularly in their quotidian lives as weird or alien. More so if they happen to be born in and growing up in places other than the homeland of their parents or grandparents. It is then up to their elders to orient and acquaint them with their heritage and culture in an organic manner, so that they as second and third generation migrants-often biracial-have open minds towards unfamiliar customs and practices.

      'Obligatory for women to serve their elderly mother-in-laws': Jharkhand HC quotes Manusmriti

      The court stated that the woman cannot put pressure on her husband or make any "unreasonable demand to live separately" in accordance with Indian culture. In outlining the ideal married relationship and the rights and duties of a spouse, Justice Subhash Chand's 25-page ruling quotes the Manusmriti and observations made by the Supreme Court.

      The world is seeing populations growing older now — the elderly should increase their labour supply instead of retiring earlier: Ronald D. Lee

      "Older people are healthier now, more vital and stronger than they were in the past — their working for longer will generate more income and make them less reliant on support through taxes and family transfers," said Ronald D. Lee.

      How parents can prepare inheritors for the wealth transfer

      Is there a road map for managing inheritance? It might be early to say, but the principles of personal finance will hold good anyway. Define your life goals and prioritise what you want to do with your wealth. Take charge of your wealth and know what it includes, where it is invested and how it can align with your goals.

      Online classes, offline office: Working parents in Delhi-NCR juggle pollution challenges

      The sudden reimplementation of online classes due to high pollution levels has caused difficulties for working parents. Adjusting their schedules has become challenging, especially with many companies resuming full-time office work. Some parents are requesting leaves or the option to work from home, while others are seeking help from relatives to look after their children.

      IndiGo 'forgets' elderly, wheelchair-bound couple, leaves them stranded for 24hrs in Istanbul

      An elderly couple, with the husband being wheelchair-bound, spent 24 hours stranded at Istanbul Airport after IndiGo failed to put them on their connecting flight to Mumbai. The couple had booked a single PNR ticket for their journey, with the London-Istanbul leg operated by Turkish Airlines and the subsequent flight to Mumbai by IndiGo. They were initially given boarding passes but were repeatedly told to wait for further instructions.

      View: Aging parents as cost centre

      We live in times where the most successful mangers are graduates of engineering and business schools - institutes that value measurement over human emotions. And that reflects in how many successful professionals treat their parents at home.

      View: Do not turn our elderly into patients

      While we in India may fret at the idea of any very elderly couples (my uncle is 96) staying all by themselves with just weekly calls and occasional visits from their only daughter and grandson, there is no doubt that their compulsory activity has kept their minds and bodies limber.

      The Witcher Season 3 Finale: What Ciri's transformation means and the story behind Falka: Spoiler's ahead

      In the season three finale of "The Witcher", Ciri adopts a new identity as Falka, a former quarter-elf, and descendant of a person who was fated to bring about the world's destruction. This twist raises questions about Ciri's true heritage and potential darkness in the upcoming season four. Ciri's decision to renounce her magical powers could also have lasting consequences, leaving her unable to regain those abilities for a considerable period. Fans are left pondering the significance of this revelation and its impact on the fate of the Continent.

      Another tragic result of parental expectations? Class 11 student commits suicide in Delhi

      The deceased was identified as 16-year-old Ankit Badola. The Madhu Vihar police station received a PCR call at 7.06 a.m. on Saturday morning regarding a suicide incident in the Chander Vihar area.

      Parents’ Day 2023: Honoring the unsung heroes of our lives

      If your parents are nearing retirement age, you can invest a lump sum in an annuity with a return of premium option so that they can get a monthly income right away

      Who offers elder care packages for senior citizens, how much does it cost

      Many organisations, such as Samarth, Emoha, KITES and Yodda, provide a range of services for senior citizens, from medical care to house maintenance and financial tasks for domestic and NRI customers, the cost depending on the type of package you.

      Actor Siddharth shares details of ‘harassment of elderly parents' by CRPF at Madurai airport

      ​​​The volunteers are to keep a count of the number of passes made by the players dressed in white. While they are doing this, a person in a gorilla suit walks across the basketball court, faces the camera, thumps his chest, and then leaves. One would assume that nobody would miss this strange sight. However, most of the volunteers failed to notice the obvious aberration. The gorilla, it seemed was invisible.

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