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A Study of Old Age Homes in the Care of
A STUDY OF OLD AGE HOMES IN THE CARE OF
THE ELDERLY IN GUJARAT
Project Report prepared by N.P. Das
Urvi Shah
Population Research Centre
Department of Statistics
Faculty of Science
M.S. University of Baroda
Baroda-390 002
December 2004
PROJECT TEAM
|Dr. N.P. Das, Ph.D., D.P.S. |
|Director |
| |

Research Investigator/Field Investigator
|Saroj Bhavsar, M.Sc. | |Urvi Shah, M.Sc. |
|Nitin H. Bhatt, M.A. | |Varsha Chitania, M.Sc., DCA |
|Arvind J. Mistry, M.Sc. | |Rajnikant M. Patel, M.Sc., MPS |
| | |Nilam V. Panchal, M.A. |

Computer Assistants
|Varsha Chitania, M.Sc., DCA | | |
|Mayank Ray, M.Sc., DCA | |Rupesh Shah, M.Sc. DCA |
| | | |

|Secretarial Assistants | | |
| | | |
|Y. N. Vaidya
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