India Ageing Report 2023: Unveiling Jammu Kashmir's Elderly Landscape
The 'India Ageing Report 2023' spotlights Jammu Kashmir's elderly resilience, mental health challenges, and private sector potential for comprehensive support.
Table of Contents
- Remarkable Resilience Against Elderly Poverty
- Insights from the LASI Survey: Understanding Usage Patterns
- A Closer Look at Mental Health: Challenges and Concerns
- Navigating Changing Living Arrangements
- Empowering Elderly Well-being: The Role of the Private Sector
- Bridging the Awareness Gap for Comprehensive Well-being
- Collaborative Efforts for Holistic Well-being
India Ageing Report 2023 FAQs
What makes Jammu Kashmir stand out in elderly poverty?
Remarkable resilience, with only 4.2% of the aged population falling below the poverty line.
What is the highest life expectancy in Jammu Kashmir after 60?
Males: 20.3%, Females: 23.0%, leading in this demographic indicator between 2015-19.
How many elderly in Jammu Kashmir utilize assistive devices?
Only 44%, with spectacles (85.2%) and walking sticks (18.9%) being the most common.
What percentage of Jammu Kashmir elderly face depressive symptoms?
Nearly 30%, with factors like education, age, gender, and living arrangement influencing mental health.
How are changing family structures impacting elderly support in Jammu Kashmir?
Traditional joint families transforming, leaving elders with limited support as children migrate for employment.
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