India, Sept. 5 -- India is on the cusp of a demographic revolution. It is estimated that by 2050, more than 346 million individuals in the nation will be 60 years and older, making India home to one of the biggest elderly populations worldwide. Such an upsurge represents a wealth of experience and potential societal contribution, yet it also presents unmatched healthcare challenges. Chronic illness, limited mobility, dementia, and mental illness are on the rise among older people, but the healthcare system still emphasises treating rather than preventing them. This shortfall is not only a health issue-it threatens the well-being, independence, and economic engagement of India's ageing population.

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