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Can India Close Its Huge Pension Gap?

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 07 October 2026, 03:41 UTC 1 min read
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Oct 7th, 2026 Can India Close Its Huge Pension Gap? Fewer than 30% of Indians have access to a retirement account, even as the number of people over 60 is set to more than double by 2036. Saikat Das explains India’s pension problem and what the government is doing to fix it.

Oct 7th, 2026 Can India Close Its Huge Pension Gap? Fewer than 30% of Indians have access to a retirement account, even as the number of people over 60 is set to more than double by 2036. Saikat Das explains India’s pension problem and what the government is doing to fix it.
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