The Added Years Elderly in India and Kerala

While ageing of the population represents demographic achievements in lowering birth and death rates, it also poses challenges in care of the elderly. The experience of Kerala is instructive for the rest of India as Kerala is a few years ahead on the demographic path. This article analyses data on a...

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Main Author: Leela Gulati S Irudaya Rajan
Format: Printed Book
Published: Economic and Political Weekly October 30, 1999 1999
Subjects:
AGED PEOPLE WIDOWHOOD
Online Access:http://10.26.1.76/ks/003772.pdf
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