To debate and discuss issues of
relevance to people in their
growing years. Issues include:
Retirement - the
demographically aging trend
of the country and the world
which calls for purposeful
policies on the part of the
government, on the part of
the old.
Lobbying for such policies.
Motivating seniors to remain lively by taking interest in life
around them.
Mobilizing their participation through articulation of ideas in
the magazine for building a more caring society.
Maintaining a network of all associations and organizations
working for the welfare of Senior Citizens.
MAGAZINE CONTENTS
The truth behind celebrity Marriages-Celebrities are media
darlings, Gods, idolised by masses. Everything about them
is larger than life, specially relationships and marriage. As
celebrity marriages attract maximum media and public
attention, one wonders if the stakes in their alliances are
the same as a run-of-the-mill marriage, or do equations
vary? - Cover Strory
"Where there is love, There is no pain"- Compassion and
learning are the hallmarks of this great woman - scientist to
the core, but also humanitarian and counselor throughout
her life. 'What a rare combination', marvels Janina Gomes,
of the multifaceted personality of Dr Satyavati M Sirsat, who
started the hospice movement in India . - Exclusive
"Girlfriends are the secret of my good life"-The Roy boy is
just 100 now and confesses, rather gladly, the secret of his
century to Champaka Basu. - Silver Profile
My grandson rocks... - Says Sheila Murdeshwar of her
grandson,Rahul, while fondly penning is numerous activities
with grandmotherly pride.- Reflections
Update your accounts - Still confused about the new ‘Saral’
forms? Keep your accounts up-to-date. That will save your
sleep, suggests Nina Kapasi, Chartered Accountant. -
Money Matters
Are you ready to Tango? - With the increasing cost of living
and dropping interest rates, it becomes imperative to plan
your retirement, saving from the early working years, says
Nikunj Kedia. - Money Matters(Pension)
Suresh Kamath an inspiration!- B Suresh Kamath, the
managing director of Chennai based Laser Soft
Infosystems Ltd is a businessman with a difference. Unlike
most others, he does not aspire to create a business
empire; his sole ambition is to provide maximum
employment to India 's needy, - Inspirations
Shopping for antiques? - Buying antiques is a wonderful pastime, from the thrill of the hunt to
the pride you feel seeing the piece in your home. But when you're buying antiques, how do you
know if the piece is any good, or if it's worth the asking price? - Hobby
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Dignity Dialogue magazine was
the first step towards launching
the Foundation. On April 29,
1995 then the Chief Election
Commissioner, T.N. Seshan,
launched the magazine and
recounted to a large audience
the perils and joys of growing
old. Ninety three year old M.P.
Gandhi and sixty year old Shipra
Roy Choudhary received citations
for their productive contribution
to the cause of Ageing with
Dignity. Performances by the
veteran artistes, dancer Mrinalini
Sarabhai and singer Shaukat Ali
Beg completed an evening of
celebration of AGE.
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