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Child Welfare
Contributing your money to the future of young children in our country is a powerful
investment in creating a brighter tomorrow. By supporting educational initiatives,
healthcare, and essential services, we enable children to thrive and reach their full
potential. Your generous contributions pave the way for a more educated, healthier,
and empowered generation that will shape our nation's destiny. Together, we can
break barriers and ensure that every child has equal opportunities for growth and
success, fostering a prosperous and inclusive society for generations to come. Your
contribution today fuels the dreams and aspirations of our future leaders.
Clean Up Ocean With Law
The All India Sustainable Development Council (AISDC) and Vigil Cruisevoy Limited are jointly committing to advancing sustainable ocean practices through innovative strategies that balance economic growth and environmental preservation. This voluntary commitment aligns with UN SDG 14 (Life Below Water) and supports various global initiatives for ocean conservation and sustainable marine industries.
All India Sustainable Development Council (AISDC) –
Advancing Global Peace Initiatives
The All India Sustainable Development Council (AISDC), one of India’s largest sustainability and policy advocacy networks aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), continues to strengthen its commitment to global peace and inclusive development.
As part of our ongoing efforts to foster dialogue, diplomacy, and cooperation, AISDC will officially participate in the Global Peace Talks at the United Nations Headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland, on 10th September 2025.
Purpose of the Delegation
✔ Peacebuilding & Conflict Resolution – Dialogues on border stability, security, and cooperation.
✔ Humanitarian Focus – Addressing issues of women and children in conflict zones, displacement, and rehabilitation.
✔ Sustainable Peace Framework – Aligning peacebuilding strategies with the UN 2030 Agenda and SDGs.
AISDC Representation at UN Peace Talks
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Mr. Vigil Kanethara, Chairman – Leading discussions on Indigenous Communities, Global Peace & Cultural Diplomacy.
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Dr. Navneet Kaur, Vice Chairperson – Highlighting border issues in Jammu & Kashmir, with a focus on child protection and women’s safety.
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Lt. Gen. Shokin Chauhan (Retd.), Vice Chairman – Presenting strategic perspectives on border peace and global security, including Russia-Ukraine dialogue.
Significance of This Initiative
The participation in this high-level UN platform marks a critical step in India’s global peace diplomacy, reinforcing AISDC’s role as a bridge between policy, sustainability, and peace. It also provides an opportunity to strengthen partnerships with governments, international organizations, and civil society to achieve SDG 16 – Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions.
“Peace is not merely the absence of conflict, but the presence of justice and opportunity for all.”
AISDC remains committed to transforming this vision into action through dialogue, cooperation, and sustainable solutions.
A New Dawn for an Aging India: The Imperative of Dignity After 60
On behalf of the All India Sustainable Development Council
India is at a crossroads. As our nation progresses, a demographic shift is quietly taking place, one that demands our immediate and thoughtful attention. The 'demographic dividend' of our youth is a well-celebrated fact, but we must now turn our gaze to the growing number of citizens who have contributed their entire lives to building this nation. The population of individuals aged 60 and above is projected to surge, making "Ageing India" a reality we must embrace with compassion, foresight, and a renewed commitment to dignity.
Beyond Retirement: The Challenge of Purpose
For many, retirement at 60 or 70 is not a cessation of life but a new chapter. However, society often fails to provide the scaffolding needed for this transition. The focus has historically been on survival—ensuring basic needs are met. While crucial, this approach overlooks a fundamental human need: purpose. Dignity for retired individuals is not just about financial security; it is about feeling valued, engaged, and relevant. It's about access to social networks, opportunities for skill-sharing, and meaningful community involvement. We must create avenues for our elders to continue contributing their vast experience and wisdom, whether through mentorship, part-time work, or volunteerism.
Health, Access, and Autonomy
The physical and mental health of our senior citizens is a critical component of their dignity. The golden years should not be synonymous with a loss of autonomy. This requires a robust healthcare system that is accessible, affordable, and sensitive to the specific needs of the elderly. This includes not only medical care but also emotional and psychological support to combat loneliness and depression. Furthermore, public infrastructure and urban planning must evolve to be age-friendly, ensuring safe mobility and easy access to essential services. A dignified life after 60 means being able to move freely and independently, without fear or limitation.
Reimagining the Family and Social Fabric
Traditionally, the joint family system provided a strong support structure for the elderly. While modern life has changed these dynamics, the core principle of respecting and caring for our elders remains paramount. It is the responsibility of both individuals and the state to create a social fabric where our seniors are not a burden but are celebrated as a vital part of our collective heritage. The All India Sustainable Development Council advocates for policies that incentivize intergenerational living, promote senior care facilities with a focus on holistic well-being, and launch public awareness campaigns that challenge ageist stereotypes.
A Call to Action
The dignity of our retired population is a mirror reflecting our own humanity. As a nation, we are only as strong as our most vulnerable members. By investing in the well-being and dignity of our seniors, we are not just honoring their past contributions; we are securing a sustainable and compassionate future for ourselves. Let us work together to ensure that the journey after 60 is not a retreat into the shadows but a vibrant period of continued growth, respect, and purpose. The time to act is now.