India, Aug. 29 -- Sarita Bahl, 62, began to take stock of her life after retiring as the CSR head of Bayer India's South Asian region. She heard a podcast on living wills by Dr Gursahani and had also read up on the subject. "The idea is to make life easy for my family members after me," she said. A single mother, Bahl said she has discussed the issue with her 34-year-old son. She said, "It's also about giving my body dignity in death. "A practical person, Bahl says she made a living will as soon as she finished making a regular will. "People continue to be wary of discussing death or end-of-life decisions. While a lot of people are curious and ask me about it, I am not quite sure they actually follow up on it," says Bahl, who advocates for living wills in her social circle....