Modern life comes with the harsh truth of aging. By @ruma0630

Aging is a painful reality of the modern age. A disgrace to humanity.Many social, psychological, and ideological developments in the Ekannavati family or joint family system. Taking care of aging parents is becoming very difficult. By doing this they lose their most important rights like asylum. They are eventually forced to seek accommodation in nursing homes. Building old age homes in the light of this harsh reality of society. for the vulnerable elderly and assisting them with food and medical care.In this condition. In their later years, society's abandoned and frail elderly parents can benefit greatly. Receiving a little love, affection, and support.

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Bengali society once relied heavily on the joint family. Children grew up with their grandparents. In the past, my grandparents worked as teachers in various fields, including ethical principles. Additionally, young grandchildren have security with their grandparents. Also, Elders were very kind to family members. However, this image has evolved significantly over time. Joint families are disappearing at a faster rate than single families. At the same time, the number of nursing facilities is also increasing. Analysts claim that the breakup of joint families is weakening family ties.
Children are neglecting their responsibilities towards their parents. They are busy with themselves. Aging parents are often seen as an additional burden. They are placed in nursing homes or cruelly segregated. This is the main reason for the growth of nursing homes. A nursing home, a hospice.

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A significant demographic change occurred in the second half of the 20sThe centenary resulted in astonishing scientific advances, vast advances in medical knowledge, and global growthLife expectancy is within expectations. As a result, the number of senior citizens is high everywhere. Average life expectancy in BangladeshRecently there has been an increase for both men and women. The 21st century is also known by some as the "Age of Aging".But dealing with aging has become a significant problem for society. Bangladesh is no exception. Bangladesh is at the top as a densely populated and poverty-stricken country.

Bangladesh faces a significant and challenging problem of aging. According to the United Nations, 60 years is considered old age. This indicates that old men and women constitute 6.1% of the general population. This ratio will increase to 10.1% in 2025. The impact could be particularly severe in Bangladesh, which is cause for concern.
In Bangladesh, most elderly people live in regular households, And their children are responsible for their maintenance, etc., and economic development.

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The elderly are being deprived of their most important rights such as housing and shelter. As a result of this. In Bangladesh, 88 percent of elderly people have children who live elsewhere, according to a survey. That is, there is virtually no communication between parents and children. Aging parents often face socioeconomic problems. In Bangladesh, 20% of the population either lives alone or with another person. Poor seniors make up 37% of the population. The present administration has provided an old age pension for the elderly.