"Their vast experience must be utilized properly. Elderly must be given due respect in the society. Delhi government is committed to provide all possible help to senior citizens by sincerely implementing various schemes related to the welfare of senior citizens," Goel said at a function organised by Senior Citizen Council of Delhi today.
He also urged the aged people to develop a sense of confidence among themselves so that they can face realities of daily life.
The president of Senior Citizens Council of Delhi J R Gupta said the Council has created a network of more than 500 active senior citizens living alone who are participating in daily social, cultural and religious activities, yoga, talks, lectures, interaction sessions, panel discussions etc.
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