Increase in old age homes due to children without culture..!?
The culture taught by parents is the reason why children rise to the top. Assistant district Collector Dr. N Thippeswamy lamented. On Sunday, he inaugurated the World Senior Citizens Day program organized by the district Administration, Zilla Panchayat, women and Child Development Department, district Handicapped and Senior Citizen Welfare Department and voluntary organizations serving in the field of senior citizens. Children are everything to parents. In the same way, if children and parents feel that they are our everything, a peaceful and peaceful society will be built. Such a society will become a perfect society only when senior citizens are treated as parents and treated with respect, he said.
Children should do the work of giving back what they have received from their parents in their evening. That is their responsibility. Children should take more care towards the health and well-being of their parents in their old age. He said that only a society that respects senior citizens can become a perfect society. He said that if the children neglect their father and mother by not taking proper care of them, such senior citizens can file a written complaint with the Deputy Divisional Officer and the law allows them to cancel the previous property deeds registered for their children and take back the property in their name. Ashwathamma, Deputy director of women and Child Development Department, said that there are 14,7000 senior citizens in the district, of which 57,452 have been issued identity cards. He said that there are 2 old age homes in the district to provide shelter to senior citizens due to unavoidable reasons.
He said that there are chaitanya Old Age Homes at Kaiwara in Chintamani Taluk and sultan Pete Sri Sai Dwarakamai Old Age Homes at Chikkaballapur Taluk and those who have been abandoned by their parents and have no children can take shelter in these old age homes.Nasir Ahmed, Chandrasekhar, Ranganna, Ramesh, Kasir Pheer who served and retired in various fields and Narasamma who achieved achievements in the field of kannada literature and centenary voters who completed 100 years in the taluk were honored by the election Commission.
On this occasion, district Disabled and Senior Citizens Welfare Officer Gangadharaiah, women and Child Welfare Officer Venkate Gowda, district President of Retired government Employees Association BV Krishnappa, Unnti Vishwanath of Unnti Swayamseva, Nirmala of Asare Foundation, Lecturer Satish Kumar were present.
Children should do the work of giving back what they have received from their parents in their evening. That is their responsibility. Children should take more care towards the health and well-being of their parents in their old age. He said that only a society that respects senior citizens can become a perfect society. He said that if the children neglect their father and mother by not taking proper care of them, such senior citizens can file a written complaint with the Deputy Divisional Officer and the law allows them to cancel the previous property deeds registered for their children and take back the property in their name. Ashwathamma, Deputy director of women and Child Development Department, said that there are 14,7000 senior citizens in the district, of which 57,452 have been issued identity cards. He said that there are 2 old age homes in the district to provide shelter to senior citizens due to unavoidable reasons.
He said that there are chaitanya Old Age Homes at Kaiwara in Chintamani Taluk and sultan Pete Sri Sai Dwarakamai Old Age Homes at Chikkaballapur Taluk and those who have been abandoned by their parents and have no children can take shelter in these old age homes.Nasir Ahmed, Chandrasekhar, Ranganna, Ramesh, Kasir Pheer who served and retired in various fields and Narasamma who achieved achievements in the field of kannada literature and centenary voters who completed 100 years in the taluk were honored by the election Commission.
On this occasion, district Disabled and Senior Citizens Welfare Officer Gangadharaiah, women and Child Welfare Officer Venkate Gowda, district President of Retired government Employees Association BV Krishnappa, Unnti Vishwanath of Unnti Swayamseva, Nirmala of Asare Foundation, Lecturer Satish Kumar were present.