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Bangalore, April 2, 2026: The Association of Senior Living India (ASLI), the premier national organisation representing the senior living and care industry, has appointed Rajagopal G as its Chairman for the 2026–2028 term. He succeeds Rajit Mehta, following a period of notable advocacy for the sector. A veteran with over three decades of experience, Rajagopal is the Co-founder, Director, and Group CEO of Lifebridge Group. Under his leadership, the group has pioneered a uniquely integrated model across the continuum of aging: Serene Communities (Senior Living), KITES Senior Care (Out-of-hospital Geriatric Care), and Seniorshield (Preventive Health Technology). Together, these platforms support thousands of seniors across India, reflecting his core belief that aging must be addressed as a holistic system delivering high quality solutions Speaking on his appointment, Rajagopal said: “I am honoured to lead ASLI as India stands on the cusp of a ‘silver wave.’ Our priority will be to collaborate with the government and industry stakeholders to standardise care, advocate for inclusive insurance models, and ensure that every senior in India has access to a life of dignity, innovation, and compassion.” His appointment comes at a defining moment for India’s “Silver Economy,” as the sector shifts toward specialised geriatric services and elder-centric policy frameworks to meet the needs of a rapidly growing senior population. About ASLI (Association of Senior Living India): The Association of Senior Living India (ASLI) is the nation’s first voluntary membership association dedicated to the senior living and care sector. Founded in 2011, ASLI represents a comprehensive ecosystem of stakeholders, including healthcare and hospitality providers, NGOs, home caregivers, developers, and corporate entities. Serving as a unified platform for industry excellence, the association plays a pivotal role in policy advocacy and collaborating with government bodies to standardize services. ASLI is committed to promoting India’s “Silver Economy” and establishing global standards that ensure seniors lead a life of dignity, security, and purpose.

The Association of Senior Living India (ASLI), the premier national organisation representing the senior living and care industry, has appointed Rajagopal G as its Chairman for the 2026–2028 term. He succeeds Rajit Mehta, following a period of notable advocacy for the sector. A veteran with over three decades of experience, Rajagopal is the Co-founder, Director, and Group CEO of Lifebridge Group. Under his leadership, the group has pioneered a uniquely integrated model across the continuum of aging: Serene Communities (Senior Living), KITES Senior Care (Out-of-hospital Geriatric Care), and Seniorshield (Preventive Health Technology). Together, these platforms support thousands of seniors across India, reflecting his core belief that aging must be addressed as a holistic system delivering high quality solutions Speaking on his appointment, Rajagopal said: “I am honoured to lead ASLI as India stands on the cusp of a ‘silver wave.’ Our priority will be to collaborate with the government and industry stakeholders to standardise care, advocate for inclusive insurance models, and ensure that every senior in India has access to a life of dignity, innovation, and compassion.” His appointment comes at a defining moment for India’s “Silver Economy,” as the sector shifts toward specialised geriatric services and elder-centric policy frameworks to meet the needs of a rapidly growing senior population.

Hyderabad, April 1 (TNT): The Association of Senior Living India (ASLI) , the premier national organisation representing the senior living and care industry, on Wednesday announced the  appointment of Rajagopal G as its Chairman for the 2026–2028 term. He succeeds Rajit Mehta, following a period of notable advocacy for the sector, the association said in a release here. A veteran with over three decades of experience, Rajagopal is the Co-founder, Director, and Group CEO of Lifebridge Group. The appointment is aimed at strengthening the sector and advancing standards in senior care and assisted living. Rajagopal is expected to lead the organisation’s efforts in policy advocacy, industry collaboration and development of sustainable senior living ecosystems across the country, the association added. Speaking on his appointment, Rajagopal said: “Our priority will be to collaborate with the government and industry stakeholders to standardise care, advocate for inclusive insurance models, and ensure that every senior in India has access to a life of dignity, innovation, and compassion.”

Mumbai, April 1, 2026: The Association of Senior Living India (ASLI), the premier national organisation representing the senior living and care industry, has appointed Rajagopal G as its Chairman for the 2026–2028 term. He succeeds Rajit Mehta, following a period of notable advocacy for the sector. A veteran with over three decades of experience, Rajagopal is the Co-founder, Director, and Group CEO of Lifebridge Group. Under his leadership, the group has pioneered a uniquely integrated model across the continuum of aging: Serene Communities (Senior Living), KITES Senior Care (Out-of-hospital Geriatric Care), and Seniorshield (Preventive Health Technology). Together, these platforms support thousands of seniors across India, reflecting his core belief that aging must be addressed as a holistic system delivering high quality solutions Speaking on his appointment, Rajagopal said: “I am honoured to lead ASLI as India stands on the cusp of a ‘silver wave.’ Our priority will be to collaborate with the government and industry stakeholders to standardise care, advocate for inclusive insurance models, and ensure that every senior in India has access to a life of dignity, innovation, and compassion.” His appointment comes at a defining moment for India’s “Silver Economy,” as the sector shifts toward specialised geriatric services and elder-centric policy frameworks to meet the needs of a rapidly growing senior population.

Mumbai, April 1, 2026: The Association of Senior Living India (ASLI), the premier national organisation representing the senior living and care industry, has appointed Rajagopal G as its Chairman for the 2026–2028 term. He succeeds Rajit Mehta, following a period of notable advocacy for the sector. A veteran with over three decades of experience, Rajagopal is the Co-founder, Director, and Group CEO of Lifebridge Group. Under his leadership, the group has pioneered a uniquely integrated model across the continuum of aging: Serene Communities (Senior Living), KITES Senior Care (Out-of-hospital Geriatric Care), and Seniorshield (Preventive Health Technology). Together, these platforms support thousands of seniors across India, reflecting his core belief that aging must be addressed as a holistic system delivering high quality solutions Speaking on his appointment, Rajagopal said: “I am honoured to lead ASLI as India stands on the cusp of a ‘silver wave.’ Our priority will be to collaborate with the government and industry stakeholders to standardise care, advocate for inclusive insurance models, and ensure that every senior in India has access to a life of dignity, innovation, and compassion.” His appointment comes at a defining moment for India’s “Silver Economy,” as the sector shifts toward specialised geriatric services and elder-centric policy frameworks to meet the needs of a rapidly growing senior population.

ASLI (Association of Senior Living India) has officially appointed Rajagopal G as Chairman for the 2026–2028 term. As the Co-founder and Group CEO of Lifebridge Group, his appointment marks a strategic step forward in shaping the future of senior care and retirement communities across the country. A new era of advocacy and growth for the industry begins here.

The Association of Senior Living India (ASLI), the premier national organisation representing the senior living and care industry, has appointed Rajagopal G as its Chairman for the 2026–2028 term. He succeeds Rajit Mehta, following a period of notable advocacy for the sector. A veteran with over three decades of experience, Rajagopal is the Co-founder, Director, and Group CEO of Lifebridge Group. Under his leadership, the group has pioneered a uniquely integrated model across the continuum of aging: Serene Communities (Senior Living), KITES Senior Care (Out-of-hospital Geriatric Care), and Seniorshield (Preventive Health Technology). Together, these platforms support thousands of seniors across India, reflecting his core belief that aging must be addressed as a holistic system delivering high quality solutions. Speaking on his appointment, Rajagopal said: “I am honoured to lead ASLI as India stands on the cusp of a ‘silver wave.’ Our priority will be to collaborate with the government and industry stakeholders to standardise care, advocate for inclusive insurance models, and ensure that every senior in India has access to a life of dignity, innovation, and compassion.” His appointment comes at a defining moment for India’s “Silver Economy,” as the sector shifts toward specialised geriatric services and elder-centric policy frameworks to meet the needs of a rapidly growing senior population.

The Association of Senior Living India (ASLI) has appointed Rajagopal G as Chairman for the 2026–2028 term, succeeding Rajit Mehta, who played a key role in industry advocacy and engagement. With over three decades of experience, Rajagopal G currently serves as Co-founder, Director, and Group CEO of Lifebridge Group, operating platforms like Serene Communities, KITES Senior Care, and Seniorshield across multiple cities. Rajagopal G said he is honoured to take on the role and will focus on strengthening care standards, encouraging insurance participation, and improving access to senior care services as India’s elderly population continues to grow.

NEW DELHI: India’s senior living sector has a new standard-bearer. Rajagopal G, co-founder, director and group chief executive of Lifebridge Group, has been appointed chairman of the Association of Senior Living India for the 2026-2028 term, succeeding Rajit Mehta. The appointment lands at a pivotal moment. India’s elderly population is growing rapidly, the so-called silver economy is gathering momentum, and the sector is pushing hard for specialised geriatric services, elder-centric policy frameworks and inclusive insurance models. ASLI, founded in 2011, is the country’s first voluntary membership association dedicated to the senior living and care sector, representing healthcare and hospitality providers, NGOs, home caregivers, developers and corporate entities. Rajagopal brings over three decades of experience to the role. Under his leadership, Lifebridge Group has built an integrated model across the ageing continuum: Serene Communities for senior living, KITES Senior Care for out-of-hospital geriatric care, and Seniorshield for preventive health technology. Together, the three platforms support thousands of seniors across India. Speaking on his appointment, Rajagopal said: “I am honoured to lead ASLI as India stands on the cusp of a silver wave. Our priority will be to collaborate with the government and industry stakeholders to standardise care, advocate for inclusive insurance models, and ensure that every senior in India has access to a life of dignity, innovation, and compassion.” India is greying fast. The sector finally has someone who has spent three decades thinking about little else.

Hyderabad, Apr 1 (UNI) The Association of Senior Living India (ASLI), the premier national organisation representing the senior living and care industry, on Wednesday announced the appointment of Rajagopal G as its Chairman for the 2026–2028 term. He succeeds Rajit Mehta, following a period of notable advocacy for the sector, the association said in a release here. A veteran with over three decades of experience, Rajagopal is the Co-founder, Director, and Group CEO of Lifebridge Group.