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Getting old in India need not be the same anymore. The compulsion of sharing your living space with grown-up children is no longer a necessity. Nor do you need to live alone in a spartan religious commune with no material joy. There are options. There is a transformation that’s unfolding in senior living spaces. We are used to the idea of ‘old age homes’ as an extension of the old idea of neglect. No rooms with a view, no golden sunsets. Instead, they are dreary, depressing places for those whose children have abandoned them. We certainly don’t think of Rs 17 crore penthouses and

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