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How WalkAbout helps active agers find purpose in life after 55

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By Naila Reham Ziad
| YourStory
Over two decades ago, when Deval Delivala was living in the United States, she observed how the older generation in the country lived—they remained active and independent even in their eighties. People above the age of 55 didn’t quite view themselves as ‘old’. This was a stark contrast to how the older adults lived back home in India—they were often dependent on their children and hardly pursued any activity or hobby.
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India’s nuclear opening awaits its next policy test

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By Ishan Patra, Jarshad NK, Naila Reham Ziad
| The CapTable Verified
India’s nuclear sector is undergoing one of its biggest transformations, driven by policy reforms and technological advances.
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Zoom: The company that became a verb is trying to become a workplace

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By Jarshad NK, Ishan Patra, Naila Reham Ziad
| The CapTable Verified
A drum started up somewhere outside the window and Velchamy Sankarlingam broke off mid-answer to ask whether it was rain. It was a wedding band. Nobody who lives in Chennai has to think about that sound for even a second, and I told him a man from this city ought to know the difference. He left in 1988 and has lived in the US since, and though he comes back often enough, the place has stopped being one he can read. He had said as much a few minutes earlier.
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