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Volume : II, Issue : X, November - 2012

EMPOWERMENT OF ELDERLY WOMEN: A SURVEY IN GULBARGA CITY

CHANDRAKUMAR.B. SEDAMKAR AND HANAMANTHAPPA. B. SEDAMKAR

Published By : Laxmi Book Publication

Abstract :

The elderly population is considered as the problem. The present study is made to reveal the general and health problems of elderly women living in slum areas of Gulbarga city. The paper has elaborated the statistical estimates of elderly men and women at the national and state level. Findings revealed that there are lack of security and health problems for the elderly women. Hence, it is suggested that there is need to empower the elderly women by increasing awareness of the elderly women, so that they can avail benefits from the schemes and welfare policies of government formed for elderly. For this purpose, the NGOs and Voluntary Organizations must have to survey the elderly women in slum areas of Gulbarga and create awareness about the Government Policies and Welfare Schemes for the elderly, so that they can avail benefit from these schemes. The paper is concluded with the remarks that it is very essential to pass a legislation on the part of the government to look after and care the elderly in the family by the younger.

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CHANDRAKUMAR.B. SEDAMKAR AND HANAMANTHAPPA. B. SEDAMKAR, (2012). EMPOWERMENT OF ELDERLY WOMEN: A SURVEY IN GULBARGA CITY. Indian Streams Research Journal, Vol. II, Issue. X, http://oldisrj.lbp.world/UploadedData/1675.pdf

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