Elderly Population
The elderly population in India refers to individuals aged 60 years and above, comprising a significant segment of the country's demographic profile with implications for healthcare, social support, and economic policies.
Elderly in India (As per Census 2011)
All India
- Elderly Population (60 Years and Above): 103.8 million; Male (52.8 million) and Female (51.1 million).
- Decadal Growth (Census 2001-11): 35.5%
- Percentage Share of Elderly Population in Total Population: 8.6%
State-wise Population
- Largest Share: Kerala (12.6%); Goa (11.2%); and Tamil Nadu (10.4%)
- Smallest Share: Jharkhand (7.1%); Bihar (7.4%); and Jammu and Kashmir (7.4%).
Government Initiatives
- Senior Citizens Saving Scheme (SCSS): It is a ....
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