Website launched for senior citizens

Friday, April 11, 2008, 13:52 [IST]

Mumbai, Apr 11: In order to provide a comprehensive and detailed informatory service to the senior citizens in the country, a website 'Silver Innings', was launched here.

The website was launched on April 10 by Right To Information activist Shailesh Gandhi, Help Age India Regional Director (West) John Thattil, and the creator of website and founder member of Silver Innings Sailesh Mishra. Mr Mishra said the site will have details of all the old age homes all over the world and a comprehensive detailed information of the facilities available in the old age houses in India. The site will also have a health and fitness service section, information on investment, finance and product details.

The site will also contain information on a panel of dieticians, nutritionists and doctors, who will help the seniors, Mr Mishra added.

UNI

Topics: mumbai, health, senior citizens

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