Double trouble: Why India urgently needs policies to address the challenges of bothits youth, and elderly population

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‘In Fact’ is a quarterly newsletter by ISDM DataSights. ISDM DataSights is a pioneering single-window SDG data platform that democratises data access for the social sector, developed by the Indian School of Development Management (ISDM), and powered by Capgemini.

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Siddharth Dhote and Sreya R Menon

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