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Kerala Budget bets on silver economy, launches elderly welfare initiatives

Kerala Budget bets on silver economy, launches elderly welfare initiatives
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The Kerala government has launched a new initiative to develop a 'silver economy' to support its rapidly aging population. The plan includes a dedicated Department of Elderly Welfare, financial assistance, and policies focused on geriatric healthcare and entrepreneurship.

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As Kerala faces a demographic transition with over 20% of its population over 60, this model serves as a potential blueprint for other regions dealing with aging societies.

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The first revised Budget 2026-27, presented by Kerala Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan , who is holding the Finance portfolio, on Friday, prioritises the creation of Kerala’s silver economy, turning the State’s ageing demographic into an economic opportunity.

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