India gears up for rising ageing population with old-age homes and apps for elder care
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Ms Ivy Poulose, an 81-year-old widow, in her two-bedroom apartment at Rahel Homes.
ST PHOTO: DEBARSHI DASGUPTA
KOCHI/BANGALORE - Ms Ivy Poulose, an 81-year-old widow, lived in what she thought was a secure bubble - a villa in Ernakulam in the southern Indian state of Kerala, accompanied by a full-time domestic help and watched over by closed circuit television cameras.
But this bubble popped one day in 2020 when a friend requested for her famed mutton briyani. None of the utensils she needed were around.
