Chinmaya Vanaprastha Sansthan organised a special gathering titled ‘Ever Youthful’ for senior citizens above the age of 60 at Chinmaya Balabhavan, Talap, Kannur. The programme brought together senior citizens for a series of informative sessions and meaningful discussions focusing on health, safety, mental well-being and quality of life.

Shri Radhakrishnan Manikoth, recipient of the National Teacher Award, led a session titled ‘Old Age Is Not an End, but a New Beginning.’ He emphasised the importance of embracing this stage of life with confidence, positivity and happiness, encouraging senior citizens to see ageing not as a limitation but as an opportunity for meaningful and fulfilling living.

Addressing the growing importance of digital awareness, Shri Dijin Raj, Civil Police Officer (Cyber Crime), Kannur, conducted a session on ‘Cyber Security for Senior Citizens.’ He highlighted common online frauds, cyber scams and digital threats, and shared practical precautions to help seniors safeguard their personal information and stay secure in the digital world.

A health awareness session on ‘Precautions Necessary for Healthy Ageing’ was conducted by doctors from KIMS Sreechand Hospital, Kannur. The session covered common health concerns associated with ageing, preventive measures and the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle to support active and healthy ageing.

The gathering provided senior citizens with a valuable opportunity to learn, interact and share experiences. The programme encouraged participants to approach this phase of life with greater awareness, confidence and enthusiasm, reaffirming that every stage of life can be lived with purpose, joy and vitality.